Tombstone movie script

My Darling Clementine

Tombstone movie script

Text / John Ford (United States)

Translated by Hong Zheng

Arizona Plains Daytime

Desolate scenery. Sparse vegetation dotted the gravel-sand-covered earth, and distant mountains loomed.

The four Earp brothers: Wyatt, James, Morgan, and Virgil rode on horseback and drove the cattle through the prairie.

A wagon stopped in front of the herd, and there were two people in it: old Clanton, who was holding a horsewhip, and his eldest son, Ike, who sat beside him, their eyes greedily watching the herd.

Ike: "Texas?"

Clanton shook his head: "Qihua Chinese."

Wyatt drove the animals toward the wagon.

Clanton: "Hello!"

Wyatt: "Hello!"

Clanton: "My name is Clanton, and this is my eldest son, Ike."

Wyatt: "Where can I get drinking water?"

Krant: "It's only three miles down this road." He glanced at the cattle again. "These cattle are skinny."

Wyatt: "Yeah, we're going to go to California."

Clanton: "If you haven't found a buyer, I can get you out of here."

Wyatt: "I don't want to sell."

Clanton: "I'm paying a high price, three dollars a head."

Wiatt: "Not for sale."

Clanton: "Five dollars a head, cash."

Wyatt: "It was more than that when I got it from Mexico!"

Clanton: "Boys, when you get to California, there'll be only a handful of bones left for these animals!"

Wyatt: "As soon as they get to the grass, they'll get fat right away. It's so desolate here that there's no grazing at all. It doesn't compare to where I came from. What's your name here?"

Clanton: "At the back of that mountain, there is a small town called Tombstone City, which has quite a charming view."

Wyatt: "Tombstone! The name is quite familiar. We brothers can go shopping tonight, and maybe drink a cup of it."

Clanton: "Yeah, you can have a good time. The city is so busy, it's like an amusement park. You can do whatever you want there."

Wiatt: "Thanks for the advice."

Looking at Wyatt who was walking away, Clanton couldn't help clenching his teeth, his eyes narrowed, and then he raised his whip and threw a "crisp" behind the horse.

In the distance, Wyatt has caught up with the herd, and the brothers are united.

Campground night

The Earp brothers were sitting around a campfire and eating. James was standing on the right side of the cart that made the kitchen, covered with canvas. Next to it is a herd of cattle.

Morgaon: "James, this is a delicious meal! Someday you'll be as good a cook as your mother is."

James is a little shy: "Ah, there is still a lot to learn!"

Virgil jokingly said, "That's exactly what I pointed out to him. Corey Sue wanted to marry him, not because he was pretty, but because he cooked well."

James pulled out a small cotton pocket and from it took out a necklace with a delicate Mexican cross hanging from the chain.

Morgan: "Look, he's playing with that little gift again!"

Virgil: "Yo, how pretty, and it's still made of copper."

James puzzled: "It's made of copper, it's pure gold, and it's worth $25. Wiat, don't you think?"

Wiat and Morgan use sand to remove dirt from dishes.

Wyatt: "That's true. James, hide it. This is Cory Sue's most beautiful jewelry."

James: "Exactly."

He kissed the cross and wiped it brightly.

Wyatt drank his coffee: "If you want to get into town, you have to leave now."

Morgan and Virgil walked up to James, Morgan took the cross and took the necklace from James's hand and looked carefully.

Morgan (Voiceover): "It's worth $25, man, you've got a double."

He handed the cross to James. A satisfied smile appeared on James' face. At this time. Wiat finished his coffee. Both Virgil and Morgan were on horses.

James was still standing by the "kitchen", concentrating.

Virgil (voiceover): "Goodbye, James!"

Wyatt (voiceover): "Goodbye, James!"

James: "Goodbye, Wyatt, Morgan. Goodbye, Virgil."

James smiled happily and watched them go away.

Country, city, night

Desert silent plains. The Earp brothers rode slowly. The sky was covered with dark clouds, and the moonlight shone through the gaps in the clouds, casting a cold, cold light. They came to a hooded wagon and looked ahead, the outline of Tombstone. Not far away, covered trucks are endless, and houses are lined up with bright lights. There were bursts of laughter, bursts of singing from time to time.

Virgil: "Here it is."

Wyatt: "Let's go."

The three horses galloped toward Tombstone City.

Tombstone, Main Street and Barbershop, Dark Night

The three brothers walked slowly on the street. The streets were full of people, crowds, trucks, and dancing men and women. The houses beside the street were brightly lit, and the dazzling lights came out through the door and shone on the street. In front of every house is a city like a city. The Earp brothers came to the intersection and stopped.

They dismounted their horses in front of a house, tied their horses to a tree by the street, and saw a sign flashing in the dimly lit window at the entrance: barber shop.

The three stood by the street and listened to the noise coming from the house. Wiat touched his chin with his hand. The thick black beard on his face indicated that he hadn't shaved for at least a week.

Barber (Voiceover): "Good evening, gentlemen! Welcome to the 'Good News Salon'."

Wyatt: "Are you a barber?"

Barber: "Well, let's put it that way." The three brothers walked into the house, and the barber came forward, holding a handleless hairbrush in his hand, "What are your orders, I will be happy to help."

The faces of the three were stubble. They looked at the hairdresser with distrust.

Wiat was silent for a moment, then suggested, "The beard."

Barber: "The hair is too long, isn't it?"

Wiatt sat in the retractable chair, still in the same tone: "Beard."

The barber brushed Wiat's head twice with a comb: "We can also provide a bathhouse."

Wiat said indisputably: "Beard."

The barber pulled the latch on the back of the chair, and the back suddenly fell, almost throwing Wiatt on the ground. Morgan and Virgil hurried forward to support him.

The barber said apologetically, "I'm not very familiar with it. I've only been in this business for eight days, and I learned it from Chicago."

Wyatt glanced cautiously at the arm of the chair, worried about falling to the ground again. The barber filled a bowl with hot water and poured it over Wiat's beard.

Barber: "Are you miners?"

Wiatt: "No."

Barber: "So it's the exploration team?"

Wiatt said impatiently, "grazing!" Wiatt lay flat on the chair, and the barber came over with soapy water, "We are passing by, please shave quickly!"

Suddenly, two shots rang out, and the bullets shattered the barber mirror in front of Wiat. The barber hurriedly grabbed his hat and ran for his life. Wiatt sat up from his chair.

Wyatt: "Hey, the barber!" He stood up, the comb still on his head. He had just reached the door when another shot rang out. The bullet just pierced through the kettle on the stove, and the water seeped onto the stove, causing a plume of white smoke. He hurriedly turned his head to watch, the three brothers were shrouded in fog and motionless, "What city is this?" He turned around again and ran to the door, "The haircut!"

There were several more shots, and Virgil and Morgan, who were standing in the center of the room, hurriedly bent down. Behind them, the items on the shelves were hit by bullets.

In front of the "Good News Salon", people fled in all directions. The gunshots continued, and Wiat lay on the ground. When he looked up, there was not even a shadow of a person. With a thick layer of soap bubbles on his face and a comb on his head, he scurried down the street.

Gunshots still rang out at Ms Katie Nelson's "Hospitality Home". Under the dim light was a group of ladies running wildly. A black shadow flashed and appeared in front of Katie Nelson's gate, and the shadow stumbled and fired several shots into the air.

A team of people rushed to the scene on the street. They are the mayor, the sheriff, and 10 more followers.

Witness to this was Katie Nelson, a woman of integrity, a little fat and a little old.

Mayor: "It's your business, Luke. You and your assistants rushed in and kicked the guy out."

Sheriff: "That guy is an Indian, his name is Charlie. He's drunk. I don't want to die like that." He took off his epaulette and handed it to the mayor.

The first assistant: "I don't want to either." He also took off the epaulette and handed it to the mayor.

The second assistant: "I don't want to, no matter what, I won't go." He also learned the behavior of the first two people.

Wyatt came over.

Wyatt: "What kind of city is this?" Mayor Xiang, "Do you have to leave your head here, or you can't shave your beard?" Sheriff Xiang, "You are the sheriff, right? But why are you? Don't you rush in and drive the drunk out?"

Sheriff: "What about you, why didn't you rush in?"

Wyatt: 'No one pays me to do this kind of errand. "

Sheriff: "Then I don't have anyone to reward me!"

There were a few more gunshots, and everyone squatted down. The drunk man appeared in front of the door of the "Hospitality House", guns in his right and left hands, he kept shooting in the air and shouting hysterically.

Wyatt and the others all stood up. Wiatt was a little angry, he took off the comb pinned to his head and handed it to the mayor, dodging to the side.

Katie Nelson to Wyatt: 'Beware young people!'

Wyatt rushed to the door of the "Hospitality House" and stopped for a while, nimbly passed through the door, flew a kick, and kicked off the door's sign, which fell just to seal the door. Then, he quickly ran to the stairs. In an instant, he was close to the window. Only a few shuttle gunshots were heard, the shards of the window at the bottom of the stairs were scattered, and an oil lamp was extinguished. He opened the window and stepped on the sill. At this time, only the sound of a woman's cry came from the dark room. With a stone in his hand, Wiatt jumped into the house: "Ladies, please don't be afraid."

The doors of the "Hospitality House" slowly opened automatically, and the spectators on the street held their breaths. One of them, "Dad", covered his ears with his hands.

Dad: "I don't blame you, old Luke. If it were me, I wouldn't rush in."

There was a burst of laughter, save for the sheriff, Katie Nelson, and an aide.

At the gate of the House of Hospitality, Wyatt dragged an unconscious man out and threw the Indian in front of the mayor.

Wyatt: "What the hell is this city, someone actually sells soju for this Indian to drink!" He helped the drunk, who was covering his head with his hands, murmuring nonsense, "I'm on his head Smashed a big bag, Indian, get out, and don't let your feet enter this city again!"

He dragged the drunk for half a circle, then kicked him so hard that the man staggered away.

Mayor: "I said, would you like to stay here and be the sheriff?"

Wyatt: "No." Pushing the crowd away, searching around, "Barber!"

Mayor: "This job makes two hundred dollars a month."

Wyatt: "Not interested. I'm a passerby, I just want to get a face repair in peace."

He took the comb from the mayor.

Mayor: "Add fifty, two hundred and five."

Wyatt: "I don't have this interest, hello, Mr. Good News!" He found a barber in the crowd, then pushed aside the crowd and walked towards the "Good News Salon". The mayor followed closely behind. Wiat rushed to the gate and grabbed the arm of the barber, who was still holding a bowl of soap and a brush, while Wiat was still lather on his face. He was polite and solemn to the barber, "Please shave!" After saying that, he pushed him towards the barber shop.

Mayor: "I said, we all thank you from the bottom of our hearts. May I ask your name?"

Wiat: "Earp, Wiat Earp."

The mayor stepped forward: "Oh, dare to be kind, don't you want to be the sheriff of Dorje City?"

Wiat kept pushing the barber forward: "That happened."

The mayor was dumbfounded as he watched Wyatt push the barber into the barber shop.

Campground Night

The night sky was pouring rain, and the three brothers were riding their horses and slackening on the plain.

Wyatt said anxiously, "The animals have all run away!"

Heavy rain pounded on the van violently. The fire has been put out. The jug rested on the stand, the drinking utensils were scattered in disorder, the reins of the harness were missing, and the saddle was soaked in the rain. Beside him lies James Earp. The three of Wiat reined in their horses to surround James.

Wyatt: "James! James!"

The three brothers hurriedly jumped off the horse, and Virgil ran to James and knelt down when he saw that he was dead. Wyatt also knelt down, and they turned over James' body and bowed their heads in silence.

The Mayor's Home Dark Night

There was a heavy knock on the door. The mayor, in his pajamas, opened the door with an oil lamp in his hand. Wyatt walked through the gate, rain still on his face.

Wiatt said solemnly, "Is there still a vacancy for the sheriff?"

The mayor asked inexplicably, "What's your job?"

Wiat: "I'll fill the gap."

The mayor said happily: "Then it's a decision."

Wiat: "On one condition, let my brother be an assistant."

Mayor: "When will you take office?"

Wyatt: "Right now." The two shook hands. Wyatt walked to the door and looked back and asked, "Who's the casino owner here?"

Mayor: "Doc Holliday."

Wyatt: "Who keeps the livestock?"

Mayor: "The Clantons. Old Clanton and his four sons."

Wiatt nodded and left.

hotel lobby night

In the lobby of the Tombstone City Hotel, the double glass doors automatically open. The two Clanton brothers, armed with guns, walked side by side, followed by old Clanton, followed by Ike and Billy. The coats of the five were still dripping with water. They had just entered the hall when they stopped abruptly, and Wyatt appeared at the head of the stairs, surprising old Clanton, but he quickly concealed his panic.

It was pouring rain outside.

Wyatt shyly said, "Mr. Clanton, good evening!"

Clanton: "Good evening!"

Wyatt: "I'm the owner of that herd, remember?"

Clanton: "Oh, oh, I remember."

Wyatt: "You're right, I couldn't get them far. No, it was stolen tonight."

Clanton: "Really?" He smiled slightly. "You're out of luck!" He walked forward, and Ike went to the counter, dropped the gun on the ground, and searched the letterbox for something. Clanton glanced at the hotel register, then to Wiat, "You're going back to California, I guess?"

Wyatt: "No, I've decided to stay here for a while. I've got a little errand."

Clanton: "As a coachman?"

Wyatt: "Be the sheriff."

Clanton looked at Wyatt, and Ike stared at him, "Sheriff? In Tombstone?" He walked over to the counter and laughed, "Well, good luck! What's your name? "

Wyatt (voice-over): "Earp, Wyatt Earp."

After speaking, he walked out of the hall and disappeared into the night.

plain day

Not far from the Earps' last camp, Wyatt jumped off his horse and erected a makeshift headstone in front of James' grave. The tombstone reads: "James Earley 1864-1882".

Wyatt sat on the grave and picked up a few stones. He looked carefully at the words engraved on the tombstone.

Wyatt: "1864 to 1882, 18...18 years isn't a long time, isn't it, James?" It must be a blow for them both... James, I'll see you a lot, and Morgan and Virgil. We're going to stay here for a while, maybe until all the young lads like you are safe and sound Grow up, live carefree, and we can get out of here.”

Tombstone, Prison, Daytime

A stagecoach galloped, the gravel splashed on the driveway, and the stagecoach entered the street.

Prison, a low stone house. Wyatt walked out of the door and met Morgan. A rider came galloping and stopped in front of the door. He is Virgil.

Wyatt: "Hey, what did you see?"

Virgil: "I followed from Clanton Ranch all the way to the river where they were driving the animals."

Wyatt pondered for a while. "Go, go to sleep first." He handed him the dormitory key. "There's coffee and green beans on the stove. Morgan and you are going to escort the mail to Duxon."

Morgan: "On the way, can I go to the river and have a look?"

Wiatt: "No, they are very cruel, and this is the most taboo."

Oriental Bar · Evening

A few gamblers gathered around a table to play cards in one corner. A middle-aged man in a top hat and a tuxedo looked lost, counting the cards in his hand. A brunette in a topless shirt and a Mexican skirt stood beside the man watching him play cards. Then, she walked along the table to Wiat, and put one leg on the edge of the table, exposing her icy thighs, but Wiat did not eat her.

Male Guest (Voiceover): "Hey, Qi Huahua, sing the song 'Old Blind Mule' for us."

Qi Huahua glanced at Wyatt disdainfully and walked towards the band, which was playing frantically. She leaned over and whispered a few words to one of them, and the band played a ballade.

Qi Huahua (sings):

"Ten thousand animals lost their way,

Leave me alone, I don't know where to go.

Boy, listen to me,

Now, my heart is broken, my heart is broken. "

She backed away behind Wiat singing. Wiat shuffled the cards, distributed them, and then collected the winnings around him...

"Have to spend time in the casino,

Ten thousand animals are wandering,

Ten thousand animals are drifting.

When the singing was over, the crowd cheered. Wiat finally picked up his head, and the two looked at each other for a few seconds, but Wiat was expressionless. He continued playing cards, and Qi Huahua threw the coin into the ashtray in front of him, gave him a contemptuous smile, and left in dismay.

Qi Huahua walked to the bartender. Off-screen music, the piano played the main melody of Qi Huahua's song.

Qi Huahua asked the bartender, "Mark, I heard that Dok is coming back tonight?"

Bartender: "It's possible. This...I can't say for sure."

Qi Huahua: "So, do you know where he went?"

Bartender: "Duxon, who knows where he went."

That gamble is still raging. Qi Huahua walked from behind the gambler to the window, looked out, and then walked to the left of Wiatt and stood still.

Wyatt: "I like to play cards, I don't deny it, I just like to play. Everyone has their own tricks. Well, I have to think about it, think about it... Mr. dealer, if I were you, I really don't know. The best way to go."

Qi Huahua peeked at his card from the left, then secretly raised three fingers...

Wyatt was trying his best to count his cards, and then said kindly: "You dealt three cards, I said no, but you dealt another one."

Wyatt glanced at the other party, and then quickly glanced at Qi Huahua from the corner of his eyes: "Now, what should I do?" He raised his head and looked at Qi Huahua. Finally, he got up. "Wow, it's so much fun playing poker." He spread the poker on the table. "It's a qualifying chance bet."

Wyatt grabbed Qi Huahua's arm, dragged her and disappeared from the right.

It was pitch-dark outside, and Wiatt dragged Qi Huahua all the way to an animal trough. He turned around and faced Qi Huahua.

Wyatt: "Listen, darling, I like to play cards, but you dare to do it. If I find you making trouble again, be careful to send you to the Apache shelter."

Qi Huahua couldn't bear to go on: "Listen, too, the sheriff with five stars of white iron, this is Doc Reilly's territory, be careful when he comes back..."

Before she finished speaking, she gave him a slap in the face. Wyatt grabbed her by the shoulders and pushed her into the drinking manger fiercely, Qi Huahua screamed. Wiatt walked away. Qi Huahua was soaked wet, and threw the shawl on the ground in a fit of rage.

Wyatt returned to the casino, hat in one hand and dusting in the other.

Wyatt to his comrades: "Sorry, gentlemen. I don't like 'two-on-one' when playing poker."

A card friend: "Sheriff, don't you think I..."

Wyatt put on his hat and sat down. "Ah, where... look, where did we just play?"

Another card friend: "Sheriff, the cards were being dealt just now."

Wyatt glanced at the card friend and said to the one on the left, "Oh, right..." Slowly, "Well, you all knew just now that I got three of the same cards."

He closed the cards and spread them out on the table. Wyatt looked at a gambler busy collecting coins from the table, then turned to look around the bar.

A man in a black suit with a saddlebag walked into the hall, walked to the counter and dropped the saddlebag, and looked around the hall. The bartender nodded and greeted him.

Bartender: "Oops, Doc, is it going well?"

Doc looked at it for a while, felt a little uncomfortable, and frowned. Wyatt, who was gambling in a corner, looked at Doc with interest. A gambler is still collecting coins.

A Gambler (Voiceover): "Doc Holliday."

Wiatt leaned back in his chair and said to the gambler, "He looks friendly."

Gamblers do not answer, just put coins in a special wooden box.

Doc came towards the table.

Bartender (voiceover): "Doc, don't bother them just now."

Doc walked to the gaming table and threw the gambler's hat to the ground with a wave of his hand.

Doc: "I told you to get out of here a long time ago, and you are not allowed to take a step in this city."

The gambler stood up: "Doc, I'll give away half of what I won..."

Doc: "I told you to get out of here now!"

The gambler took care of his tuxedo, picked up his hat from the ground, and turned to the gaming table: "If you are willing to reward it, just take it."

The gambler was about to walk towards the gate, but Dock grabbed his clothes.

After a meaningful silence, Doc said, "This door is for ladies and dignified men."

The gambler turned around and slipped away through the small door where Wiat and Qi Huahua had just left.

Doc turned and walked to the table: "Gentlemen, let's play."

Doc passed through the silent hut and disappeared into the smoke-filled counter.

A gambler: "Okay, pay me. It's getting late."

When he was done he stood up. Then another gambler also stood up. Only Wiat and another gambler were left at the table. The man put the coin into his wooden box intently.

Wyatt: "What kind of a city is this, even playing cards can't be peaceful!" He stood up, took all the coins with his hat, and put it on his head. People had already slipped away quietly, only in the depths of the smoke over there, Doc's figure appeared and disappeared from time to time. Wiat witnesses the empty hall and walks towards Doc.

Doc was silent, but his expression was a little nervous: "Hello!"

Wiatt: "My name is..."

Doc interrupted: "Got it, Wiat Earp. I know everything about you and why you're here."

Wyatt: "I've heard a lot about you. You've got your hands on Didvo, Denver, and other places."

There were many people watching the fun behind them.

Doc: "This is a grave, the largest one west of Roches. Usually. The sheriff and I get along well, as long as we don't turn against each other in the first place."

Wiatt: "Doc, I understand what you're saying."

Doc: "Okay, let's drink something!"

Wyatt: "Thank you, then I'm welcome."

Doc: "Mark, get the Sheriff a glass of champagne."

Wyatt: "I, let's get whiskey."

Dock said involuntarily, "Sheriff, you are my guest! Come on champagne."

Wiat: "Mark, let's have some champagne then."

Doc and Wyatt clink glasses and drink, Doc stares intently at Wyatt, Wyatt makes a ghostly look and stares at the wine in the glass. No one else can get close to the counter they occupy.

Doc: "Are you going to stay here long?"

Wiatt: "Good."

Doc: 'Until you catch the killer who stole your livestock and killed your brother? "

Wyatt: "You could say that."

Doc: "You probably didn't think about saving us from our misery?"

Wyatt: "I have to do this job here to get money."

Doc: "Sheriff, like me, what would you do to me if I broke the law?"

Wiatt said firmly: "You have already committed it."

Doc: "How do you say this?"

Wyatt: "Didn't you just drive that gambler out of town? That's none of your business."

Doc took a big gulp of champagne: "Sheriff, we're not on the same road, let's shoot!"

He pulled out his pistol and waved it in front of Wiat. The bar was suddenly silent. Earp smiled and opened his vest, revealing his shirt, indicating he wasn't armed.

Doc: "That's easy." He turned to the bartender, "Mark!"

The bartender leaned over the counter to pick up something, and Morgan, who was standing at the other end, took out a pistol and pushed it towards Wiat.

Wyatt picked up the pistol and looked: "This is my brother Morgan's guy." He returned the pistol to Morgan in the same way.

Doc looked at Morgan, then back at Wiatt, and put the pistol back in the holster.

Morgaon said cheerfully: "Hello, Doc!"

Virgil: "Hello!"

Dok forced a smile: "Hello! Do you two have something important?"

The music on the dance floor started suddenly. The bar started to come alive again, with a lot of noise and a lot of noise. The bartender walked up to the four of them with a few glasses and a large bottle of whisky.

Morgan: "We're welcome, Doc."

Doc: "Everyone," raised his glass. Turning to Morgan, "I wish you good health!"

Wyatt: "Good health, Doc."

Dock turned away, feeling that the words were mocking him, but forced a smile. People toast. Suddenly, Doc coughed violently, and hurriedly took out a handkerchief and covered his mouth until it calmed down, then raised his glass and drank it. The three Earp brothers watched his actions, and the bartender shook his head sympathetically.

"Dad" suddenly appeared at the door of the bar with a few travel bags. The music stopped abruptly. He pushed open the door and let in a well-dressed gentleman named Granville Thorndike. He thanked everyone in a contrived tone.

Thorndike took off his hat: "Thank you!" He walked up straight to the counter occupied by Dock and the others, waving his cane arrogantly, "Get out of the way! Get out of the way, brawny! Here's your drink, or I'll go somewhere else. Go find a client!" He just walked away, barely noticing the four of Wiatt and the others. "Sir, your feet!"

Thorndike went to Papa's table, where Papa was pounding hard, calling for wine.

Wyatt asked Doc: "He's an actor on tonight's show?"

Doc murmured: "The 'Shakespeare' of Tombstone."

Bartender (voiceover): "Mr. Shakespeare, here it is."

Doc: "I haven't seen 'Shakespeare' for a long time, sheriff, are you interested in watching it tonight?"

Wyatt: "I'll accompany him. But we'd better escort him to the theater, otherwise we won't be able to watch tonight." He took out a few coins and put them on the counter, "Mark, please help me find the change. Dad, Take Mr. Thorndike to the chicken coop."

Thorndike said humorously: "Go to the chicken coop! Sir, are you going to put me in the cage?"

Wyatt: "That's the name of the theater."

Thorndike: "Theatre?" Refreshed. "Show? Thank goodness! Our show is ready!" In a blink of an eye, he turned back again, raised his hands and danced excitedly, "Cheers everyone!"

After he finished speaking, he left, and the crowd shouted excitedly.

Theater · Evening

The poster reads:

"Sinner's Oath" by Granville Thorndike

The stage of "Chicken Coop Theater" is brightly lit. Doc and Wyatt were sitting in a box, Qi Huahua lifted the curtain, walked in, kissed Doc and helped him take off his hat. She found Wyatt present and immediately stared at him sullenly.

Doc stood up, and Wiat also stood up: "I'll introduce you, my friend."

Qi Huahua: "He, friend!"

Doc: "What's the matter with him?"

Qi Huahua: "It's not my friend anyway." She sat down beside Doc. Doc and Wyatt also sat down.

Wyatt: "Doc, what she's trying to say is, we've met. We met while playing 'two-on-one' poker."

The bell rang and the theater owner unveiled it.

The theater owner cleared his voice, and then said in a loud voice: "Ladies," the ladies in the audience shrieked, "Gentlemen," there was thunderous applause, "In view of the special circumstances, "The Sinner's Oath" tonight It can't be staged." The audience roared angrily, and the boss waved to everyone to calm down, "However, if I encounter a hundred thousand troubles, the famous actor, the famous tragic Mr. Granville..."

He scratched his scalp, unable to remember his name.

The audience said in unison: "Thorndike."

The boss said in frustration, "I can't even find the shadow!"

The audience was in an uproar, roaring angrily. The boss saw that Dock and the others were in the box recently and tried to hide in. Several spectators desperately grabbed him and beat him, Qi Huahua also beat him with Doc's hat.

Wiat stood up, and the boss finally got into the box and hid behind him. A wooden bench flew over the crowd and fell into the box. In the chaos, "Dad" walked into the box and whispered a few words to Wiat.

Wiat said to the audience: "Wait a moment! Don't be in a hurry!"

Several spectators were raising wooden benches above their heads.

An audience member: "Sheriff, this is the fourth time this year."

Another audience member: "He always does this, he just apologizes, asks for forgiveness..."

The boss hid behind Wiat: "Gentlemen, I can explain to you..."

Wyatt interrupted: "Okay, what are you going to do with him?"

An audience member: "Sheriff, please be fair, we want to tie him to a wooden bench and show it to the public right now, around the city for two weeks."

The audience said in unison, "Yes, parade through the streets."

Wyatt: "I think it makes sense." He grabbed the boss by the shoulder and nudged him toward the audience.

The boss walked out of the box sullenly, and the audience was deafening.

Boss: "Please wait... Please just give me a quarter of an hour, I think I can find this gentleman..."

Audience: "Thorndike!"

Wyatt: "I'm going to bring him. Please sit down, everyone, and order something to drink first."

another bar night

In a deserted bar, Thorndike, dressed in black, stood at the table in front of Ike, while the Clanton brothers sat a little further away.

Ike said angrily, "Listen, Yorick, don't you have any other door besides chanting poetry?"

Thorndike said sharply: "Sir, I have many repertoires."

Ike: "Great! Let's start then!"

After Ike finished speaking, he walked towards the counter. The third Finn sat behind Thorndike, and a corner of the bar was full of Mexicans. Thorndike picked up the bottle and cracked the cork with his teeth. After that, he put the bottle on the table and set up the rack. There was a sudden shot, Sam shattered the bottle, the Clanton brothers giggled, Thorndike fell silent, turned to the Clanton brothers, and then to the assistant next to him.

Thorndike: "Meister, please help with the accompaniment."

The pianist attacked.

Wiat and Doc appeared at the door, and Wiat was about to go in, but Doc stopped him.

Doc: "Wait, I want to hear."

Thorndike stood on the table and gave the pianist a serious salute.

Thorndike: "Thank you!" He quickly raised the hat on his head, "To survive or to perish, this is a question worth thinking about; silently endure the tyrannical poisonous arrow of fate, or stand up against the boundless suffering of the world. , swept them away by struggle, which of these two acts is nobler? To die; to fall asleep; The unavoidable blows to the body can be gone, and that's what we want. Dead; asleep; asleep and maybe dreaming; well, here's the obstacle, because when we get rid of this rotten What dreams will we have in that dead sleep after the sack of death, it cannot but make us hesitate."

Doc and Wyatt quietly walked among the Mexicans. Doc put his feet on the chair and listened intently.

Ike: "Okay, okay--!" He picked up a glass of wine, drank it, threw it on the ground, and smashed it to pieces, "That's all you can do in poetry! You can't sing , can't you dance?"

Doc solemnly said, "Don't quarrel with him." The three of Crane led the three brothers to turn to him at once, and Ike stared at him dissatisfiedly.

Dork: "Mr. Thorndike, please continue your reading."

Thorndike: "Thank you, gentlemen. It is for this reason that men are willing to be in affliction for so long; who will endure the scourge and ridicule of the world, the humiliation of the oppressor, the indifference of the arrogant, the pain of the despised love , the delay of the law, the tyranny of the officials and the contempt of the villain in exchange for his hard work, if he can liquidate his own life with only a small knife? Who wants to bear such a heavy burden and trouble himself Moaning and sweating under the pressure of his life..." He couldn't remember, so he called to Doc for help, "Prompt me, sir."

Doc: "If it weren't for the fear of the unknowable afterlife..."

Thorndike: "Please go on, I'm worried..."

Dock: "Fear of the mysterious country where a traveler has never returned, is it that it confuses our will, so that we would rather endure the torture of purpose than fly to the pain we do not know? In this way, heavy Anxiety has made us all cowards..."

Doc started coughing again. Wyatt looked at him. Doc took out a handkerchief and covered his mouth. He coughed unbearably and walked towards the door, where the piano stopped.

In the bar, the four Clanton brothers stood in front of Wiatt. Thorndike was still standing on the table at the moment, and Wiatt pushed aside the blocking chair and walked slowly towards Thorndike.

Wyatt: "Mr. Thorndike, the audience is waiting for you in the theater!" He helped Thorndike jump off the table.

Thorndike: "Thank you. Sir, Shakespeare sings neither for the lower riba nor for the scoundrel."

Ike stepped forward: "Yorick, stop!"

He grabbed Thorndike and dragged him back, but Ike staggered back to the stage when Wiat shot him in the head with a pistol nose. Finn pulled out his pistol, and Wiat turned his back to him with a shot. Finn fell to the ground, his hands struggled in the air, and the gun was thrown far away. Billy and Sam also picked up pistols, and old Clanton suddenly appeared in the doorway. Behind him, many women screamed in panic and fled desperately.

A woman's voice: "No, it's a fight!"

Old Clanton glanced first at Finn on the ground, then looked up at Wyatt. He walked up to Wyatt, who was still aiming his gun at Billy and Sam, while Ike sat between Billy and Sam.

Clanton said calmly, "Sorry, Sheriff. Ike and Finn had a lot to drink."

Wiatt withdrew the gun: "I thought they were having fun..." Turning around and pulling Thorndike, "Go, Mr. Thorndike. I'll accompany you to the theater."

Seeing that Wyatt was gone, old Clanton whipped his sons, and they all apologized, and old Clanton walked out.

Clanton paused at the door; "Whoever shoots, whoever lives!"

A son said feebly, "Yes. Dad."

Tombstone Street, Inn, Daytime

The sign at the entrance of the hotel: Post Station.

A stagecoach came down the street. The stagecoach stopped in front of the door, and a maid knocked on the triangular iron in the car, and announced that breakfast was ready. Wyatt sat in a chair in the hallway.

The driver leaned over to the door and shouted, "Breakfast, get off!"

A valet opened the car door, and the passengers got out of the car and entered the hotel.

A passenger: "Earp, are you happy this morning?"

Wiat: "That's right!" A passenger stopped at the hotel corridor, and Wiat, who was lying comfortably in a chair, said, "Mr. Card Friend, how's the situation in Didvo?"

Card friend: "It's okay, I think..."

Wyatt: "Is your brother with you?"

A card friend: "No."

Wyatt still didn't look at him: "Go eat pancakes, the carriage will leave in half an hour." Meaningfully: "Don't miss this opportunity..."

The poker player went into the house, and Wiat was still there. Beside the carriage, the barman also helped a woman out of the carriage, and a young and beautiful woman, her name was Clementine Carter. She stood on the road, looking around. Wiatt stood up and pushed his hat back on his head.

Waiter (voiceover): "I'll prepare a room for you."

The waiter hurried back to the store. Clementine, still looking around, walked towards the gate.

Wyatt: "Miss, I would like to serve you. Usually 'father' is here to socialize..." He took a few steps forward, "Is that your luggage?"

Clementine: "Yes."

Wyatt came to the front of the car, climbed onto the roof, and removed his luggage.

In the dining room, Morgan sits at a table.

Morgaon to the waitress: "Alice will give me an egg crepe with honey sauce, a freshly cooked steak, a piece of bacon, and, if there is any, a large pot..." He saw G. Lemantin and Wyatt came in and paused for a while before saying, "Coffee."

Clementine walked to the service desk at the end, approaching the clerk, and Wiat followed behind with a duffel bag.

Clementine: "I'm looking for Dr. John Holliday."

Wyatt: "Did you mean Doc Holliday?"

Clementine: "Yes, it should be him."

Clerk: "Oh, Doc Holliday... oops, he's gone, maybe three in the morning, maybe he's going south, not sure when he'll be back, miss."

Wyatt: "He'll be back for dinner for sure. Would you like something to eat, or to freshen up?"

Clementine: "I want a cup of coffee."

Wiat said to the clerk: "Is there a room? This... miss..."

Clementine: "Carter. Clementine Carter."

The clerk handed her the register.

In the dining room Morgan and Virgil watched Miss Clementine register.

Wyatt glanced at the register: "Go and ask Josephine if she can get two or three buckets of hot water for her to take a bath."

Clerk: "Yes, sheriff."

Clementine and Wyatt came to the first floor. Wiat has been carrying luggage.

Wyatt: "This is Doc's room, and you live right across from her."

Clementine said emotionally, "John's room?" She walked in, looked around, and looked at the photo hanging on the wall. It was a group photo of their entire class when they were students. "Look! John had a beard...he was a good surgeon, eh?"

Wyatt stood at the door and replied, "I don't know anything, miss."

Wyatt opened the opposite room for Clementine, and she looked back at John's room before entering and closing the door.

The carriages parked in front of the door were preparing to go on the road, and the passengers were making a noise. Some people gathered at the gate, and a group of women with flower umbrellas ran past.

Thorndike and the mayor were in the crowd.

Mayor: "Thank you very much for your wonderful performance and all the residents of Tombstone City!"

Thorndike: "Mr. Mayor, Dormon's gift, I am grateful!"

The male clerk squeezed over, holding the registration book in his hand.

Male clerk: "Mr. Thorndike, it's a pity that we are about to part." Lowered his voice, "This is your bill."

Thorndike was a little embarrassed: "The bill..." He randomly signed his name, then tore it off, and handed half of it to the male clerk, enthusiastically, "Thank you!" The clerk was dumbfounded.

Thorndike hurried through the crowd, went behind the stagecoach, and put down his travel bag. "Daddy" stood in the middle of the avenue. He walked over and held Dad's hands, "Goodbye, kind prince."

"Dad" was very excited. Thorndike climbed into the coach, and the two hotel waitresses stood watching him from the windows of a room.

A waitress: "Mr. Actor, goodbye!"

Sandowdike took off his top hat and waved to the two of them: "Lovely hurts since ancient times!"

The coachman whipped his whip, and the stagecoach started.

Bar workshop evening

Qi Huahua was playing the guitar, looking melancholy and thoughtful. Clementine moved through the crowd and sat down at the empty table in front of the orchestra pit. He smiled at Qi Huahua.

The bartender came over: "Miss, would you like a beer?"

Clementine: "No, thank you!" stood up, "I'm looking for Dr. John Holliday."

Bartender: "Who?"

Clementine: "Dr. John Holliday."

The bartender hesitated: "That's good, miss. I'll go see if I can find him for you."

Clementine sat down: "Thank you!"

Qi Huahua has been watching Clementine. The bartender walked up to Clementine.

Bartender: "Miss, please come inside."

Clementine: "Thank you."

In the workshop, Doc and Wyatt were sitting at a table. When Clementine came in, Doc stood up quickly, surprised. Clementine smiled, expecting, and suddenly she stopped smiling.

Clementine: "Good evening, John."

Doc: "Clementine!" Clementine walked towards Doc and took his hand. Wyatt stood up, ready to slip away quietly. "I want to introduce you to my friend, Wiat Earp. Miss Clementine Carter."

Clementine: "John, we've met. Good evening, Earp." The two shook hands.

Wyatt: "Miss," to Doc, "I'll come back later." He left.

There is only one partition between the bar and the workshop. Qi Huahua walked to the partition. The probe looked over the partition and saw Clementine and Doc sitting in a corner.

Clementine: "John, how glad I am to see you," Doc avoided his eyes. Clementine asked, "Are you happy to see me?" Doc said silently, "Aren't you happy that I'm here?"

Doc: "It's just too bold."

Clementine: "As rash as you left Boston?"

Doc said to her: "How do you know I've been there?"

Clementine: "I didn't know that at the time. It's not easy to find you! I've been to pastures and mining towns. I'm thinking about..."

Doc interrupted her: "Clement, you must get out of here."

Clementine: "Why?"

Doc: "This place isn't for people like you."

Clementine: "What kind of person am I, John?"

Doc: "I beg you, go home, Clement. That's where you belong. Forget about..."

Before he finished speaking, he coughed. Unable to bear it, he hurried out. Clementine chased out.

Clementine: "Does he often do this?"

Francois: "Yes, miss, and it's getting worse."

Clementine: "John, you're sick. That's why you ran away."

Doc: "Listen to me, Clement, my body has nothing to do with running away."

Clementine: "John, I don't believe it."

Doc: "Then let me tell you the truth, the person you once knew is no longer alive. He went and disappeared without a trace. Let's go, I'll accompany you back to the hotel."

Clementine: "Please, John, you can't just send me away, don't run away from me, John, you're wrong, completely wrong. You have no right to destroy yourself, you have so many friends in your hometown , they all love you. John, and me, I love you too."

Dock: "There's a stagecoach to the east tomorrow morning. Let's go. Otherwise, I'll get out of here."

Clementine bit her lip and paused for a while: "Okay, John, I'll go."

Doc's Room Night

Doc entered the house and stood in front of the graduation photo. Pick up the glass and drink it up.

Doc said impatiently, "Dr. John Holliday!"

He threw the glass to the frame, the glass was smashed, and the shards flew everywhere.

bar night

The Earp brothers are eating. Doc walked in.

Doc: "Earp, in my opinion, the five-star tinplate you wear is not authorized for you to meddle in my affairs."

Wiatt said calmly, "Doc, where did you start?"

Doc: "Miss Carter came to this city, why didn't you tell me?"

Wyatt: "She told you. Why? She's going to surprise you."

Doc walked towards the bar counter. Qi Huahua, wearing a beautiful broad-brimmed felt hat, was talking to the musicians in the orchestra pit. Doc went to the counter, grabbed the glass, stared at the bartender, and smashed it.

Doc: "Mark, pour me a glass of pure wine."

The people crouching on the counter quietly dispersed.

The bartender said nervously, "Do you want to drink whiskey?"

Doc was furious: "Mark, get the wine!"

Qi Huahua turned around and walked to the other end of the counter when he heard the cup shattering. Now, there are only the two of them in front of the counter.

The bartender took out a bottle of wine from under the counter: "I'll serve you..." Dock grabbed the bottle and tried to pull out the cork.

"Be careful, Doc, that thing hurts people." Standing on the other side, Qi Huahua twisted and sang along with the rhythm of the music.

Qi Huahua (singing): "Ah, the first kiss under the wide felt hat is the sweetest." She walked behind Dok and said provocatively, "The first kiss under the wide felt hat is the sweetest..."

She clings to Doc's arm, scratches at the brim of his hat, then rises softly and kisses Doc. The faces of the two were covered by Qi Huahua's wide felt hat.

Qi Huahua was thoughtful.

With a cold expression, Dok said unceremoniously, "Why don't you get out? Go and sing your stupid songs! Let me be quiet for a while."

Qi Huahua left in despair. She walked over to the other side of the counter, picked up a glass and threw it at Doc, missing and shattering the glass.

The Earp brothers were eating when Wiatt got up and put on his hat.

Wyatt: "I'll see if I can persuade Doc to go to sleep."

He walked towards the counter.

Morgan turned the chair around and looked at Wiat: "Hey, why don't you finish your meal?"

Wyatt stood before Doc.

Doc: "Have a drink."

Wyatt: "Thanks, Doc."

Doc provocatively: "I want you to have a drink!" Doc poured the wine.

Wyatt said kindly, "No. I've just had dinner. Listen, Doc, I don't want to interfere with your business. It seems to me that you're looking for a girl who's more refined or prettier than Miss Carter. , it's not easy! In the Mississippi, I'm afraid no man is willing to give his shirt to..."

Doc interrupted: "Sheriff, stop talking!"

Wyatt: "Doc." He looked at Doc and filled another glass.

Doc: "Don't worry about me!" He took another drink, coughed, and took out a handkerchief to cover his mouth.

Wyatt didn't look at Dock: "If you continue like this, don't blame me for not being affectionate."

Doc looked at Wyatt: "Sheriff, you're teaching me. I'm going to try my luck." He pulled out his pistol, leaned his back against the counter, and said in a lower voice, "I want to see who is the best here. I hate it..."

Wyatt: "Doc, don't mess around. There's a bunch of guys in this town who just want you to get drunk and eat 'peanuts' so they can get a clean sheet. The one who killed Doc Holliday. people..."

Doc's face twitched, he left the counter and fired a shot in the air, then into the back room. People were running around and a chandelier was hit and fell among the running crowd. In a blink of an eye, there were only Doc and Wyatt left in the bar.

Wyatt punched Doc in the jaw, and Doc crouched down. The bartender passed behind the counter, "Mark, give me a hand and put him to bed."

Tombstone · Inn · Daytime

Jingle bells rang, and a group of caravans slowly entered Tombstone City.

Wyatt watched as the convoy passed by.

Morgan and Virgil walked out of the hotel and stood beside Wyatt, all three well-dressed.

Wyatt: "How about breakfast?"

Morgan: "Yes, I ate a whole plate of ham and eggs. I'm full now."

Virgil: "We're looking for a car to see James."

Wyatt: 'Good idea, I've been wanting to go for a walk in the evening. "

Virgil: "I don't want to be here at all, I think we'll be home one Sunday morning."

Wyatt: "That's right. Mother wiped the sweat from our necks and sent us to an open-air service."

Morgan: "Exactly. I bet it's an open-air ceremony."

A wagon stopped in front of them, with Mr. Simpson and his sister in front, and his wife and three children in the back.

Simpson enthusiastically: "Good morning!"

Wiatt lifted his hat: "Good morning!"

Simpson: "Gentlemen, I implore you to come to my church this morning." The three brothers were silent, "We held the first meeting organized by the church to raise funds for the repair of the church."

Morgan said to Wyatt: "Look, it really fulfills what I just said, open-air sacrifice."

Simpson said angrily: "What open air, open air! That's a real church."

Wyatt: "Yeah, they're building a church. I'm also thinking to myself, what's the use of these planks!"

Simpson: "You're right! Sir. The roof will be up in a week."

Mrs. Xin: "I hope you all go. You bastards, dancing is just what you need!"

Simpson: "Yeah, my sister doesn't have a male partner!" He laughed, then elbowed his sister, a small, aged woman, "She's an old dancer. !"

Wyatt: "Okay, thank you. Madam, my brothers have something to do, and I have to check on them too."

Simpson: "Okay, safety, it's a big deal. Let's go, honey. Goodbye!"

Mrs. Xin: "Goodbye!"

Qi Huahua came to the hotel, and Wiat lay leisurely on the chair, ignoring her.

Qi Huahua said angrily, "You guy, you cleaned up Dok last night, and when he recovers, he will peel your skin and dig your heart!"

Wyatt didn't care, just fiddling with his feet, balancing the chair. Seeing that he was ignoring him, Qi Huahua went in alone. After a few steps, he turned back and smiled.

Qi Huahua went up to the second floor, walked to Clementine's door, hesitated for a while, but still pushed open the door.

Clementine was stuffing her suitcase when she heard the door slam and turned around. The two women looked at each other.

Qi Huahua: "My name is Qi Huahua. Doc Holliday's friend, I want to see if you are packing."

After Qi Huahua finished speaking, he went straight to Doc's room. Clementine chased after him, but Doc's door was closed by Qi Huahua.

Doc hid on the bed, a hand on his forehead. Qi Huahua came to him with an empty milk jug, the door rattled, and Qi Huahua's milk jug fell to the ground and broke.

Doc was uneasy: "Hey, this door is always ringing... Those guys broke the china... It's impossible to sleep!"

Qi Huahua sat beside the bed and kissed Doc: "Dear, are you not angry?"

Doc grew quieter: "Of course not. Do I have the right to be angry with someone or something?"

The two were lying on the bed.

Qi Huahua: "Doctor, she is packing up and will leave soon."

Doc: "You're happy now, aren't you?"

Qi Huahua sighed and moved towards Dok: "I have nothing to feel sorry for her."

Doc: "Bring the bosom, um!"

Qi Huahua looked for the wine glass and found that the frame of the graduation photo was broken. She squatted on the ground to search, finally found one, and wiped it off with her skirt. Pour a bad wine and hand it to Doc.

Doc: "Qi Huahua, I'm going to Mexico for a week or two. When I'm not around, you want to..."

Qi Huahua begged: "Doctor, take me with you! I beg you..."

Doc smiled: "Okay!" He raised his glass and drank it, "Why not? Tell François to prepare a wedding banquet, flowers, champagne... and put on your most beautiful dress. , tell him that the queen is dead, long live the queen!"

Qi Huahua danced and said, "Oh... Doc!" She hugged Doc's neck with both hands, and the two kissed passionately for a long time.

Clementine came downstairs with her luggage. She stopped at the service desk and looked around the hall. There was no one there. She rang the bell twice, but no one answered. She put down her luggage, sat on the sofa by the door, took out her wallet, rummaged through something, and then secretly wiped away her tears.

Wyatt walked into the hall, found Clementine, and took off his hat hastily. Walk up to her.

Wyatt: "Miss Carter, hello!"

Clementine: "Hello, Mr. Earp!"

Wyatt: "Are you going?"

Clementine: "Well, I want to take the stagecoach to the east."

Wyatt: "On Sundays, the stagecoach to the east doesn't leave in the morning. Your trip is too short."

Clementine: "That's it, some people think it's too long."

Wyatt: "Miss, if you were to ask me, I'd say, 'I think it's too easy for you to throw away'."

Clementine: "Sheriff, if you were to ask me, I would also say, 'I don't think you know enough about what a woman's self-esteem is'."

A group of waitresses came in, all dressed up and ready to go to church. They came out of the gate in front of them.

A male clerk followed behind the group of women: "Ladies, don't forget to come back and prepare the Sunday meal!" The male clerk saw Clementine's luggage, "Ah. Miss Carter, this is your luggage, very I'm sorry, I haven't gotten around to ask them to move you out. The ladies have lunch ready and..."

The mayor came downstairs and interrupted: "God, he won! Miss, hello, sheriff, hello! John Simpson said he was going to build a church. Hey, it did, That is the bell tower of Tombstone City!"

The mayor looked at Clementine and then at Wyatt, and found that both of them were absent-minded, staring at the street, silent. He put on his hat and went out. Clementine and Wyatt followed closely behind him.

Clementine looked around: "Sheriff, I like this city and its mornings. How clean and fresh the air is..." Deep Chi took a deep breath, "How fragrant the flowers in the field are!"

Wiatt said a little embarrassedly: "Yes." He turned to "Good News Salon", "Barber..."

Clementine smiled: "Sheriff, can I go with you?" The bell kept ringing.

Wyatt came to his senses: "Oh, miss, it's an honor for me to lead you there."

Clementine: "Thank you."

The two walked towards the church hand in hand. They meet a couple and a hairdresser and greet each other.

church daytime

The church has begun to take shape, with a towering bell tower and two American flags fluttering in the wind. People and vehicles gradually gathered around the church.

Wyatt and Clementine also came to the church.

Simpson was standing on a chair at the bar, holding a violin.

Simpson: "Friend, now I announce the official completion of the first church in Tombstone, although it has not yet been named and has no official pastor. Now, although I do not intend to be a pastor, I still know the Bible, I have no I found that there is a saying on it that no dancing is allowed. So let's dance the oldest holy dance first!"

The crowd cheered. He left the poetry platform and played to the beat. The musicians played four pairs of dances with him, and everyone jumped on the spot.

"Dad" plays the violin, Mark's organ accompanies him, and all the batters accompany him.

Wyatt and Clementine watched excitedly by the dancers. Clementine also clapped her palms rhythmically, and she glanced at Wiatt in anticipation.

Wiat has been admiring it with interest. Later, he finally took off his hat and threw it in the distance.

Wiatt summoned his courage: "Miss, is it alright?"

Clementine smiled: "Thank you."

She took off the sand towel and handed it to Wiat. He stretched out his hand and pulled her up to the "stage" one level higher.

The two danced to their heart's content, and people surrounded them, clapping their hands and cheering excitedly.

Virgil and Morgan were driving down the avenue in a car, and the two of them groaned in surprise.

Morgan: "Ouch, my God!"

Hotel Dining Room Daytime

The dining room was crowded with heavily made-up people. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and Clementine were sitting around Wyatt, cutting a chicken, at a table.

Simpson: "Your knife skills are as amazing as your dancing!"

Everyone laughed. Doc burst into the stairs suddenly, dressed as a shepherd—the same attire he first appeared in the Oriental Bar. He left the keys to the service desk, stared at Clementine in the dining room, and walked over to Wiatt.

Dock: "Sheriff, please don't take offense to disturb your banquet at this time!"

Wyatt: "It's okay. Doc, let's eat together."

Doc: "Listen, Clement, I told Er last night to get out of here and go back east. And I said, if you don't go, then I'll go!"

After he finished speaking, he walked away.

Wyatt: "Hey, Doc!" He ran out after him.

Wyatt stopped Doc at the hotel entrance.

Wyatt: "Wait a minute, Doc. For the second time in three days you've driven someone out of town. That's my job, and I'm hired for it. Miss Carter and all Citizens, they can stay here as long as they want."

Doc: "Sheriff, I'm tired of listening. I suggest you carry a pistol with you in the future."

Wiatt: "That's good advice."

Doc left angrily, and Wiat stopped for a while, then turned and entered the room. Qi Huahua stood behind the door and peeked.

A stagecoach sped past, and a man in the coachman's seat threw a package at her and dropped it on the street. Qi Huahua watched the courier go away.

The man in the coachman's position was Dok. He looked back at Qi Huahua, then turned to look at the road. Qi Huahua rushed to the street to pick up what Dock had left. It turned out to be a small silk bag with the words: "Duke loose herder's purse, Arizona." She looked at the small bag, then walked back, and suddenly remembered.

Qi Huahua: "Mamasita!"

She went out and ran down the street. She crossed the intersection, passed the barber shop, and ran into the hotel.

Clementine's Room Daytime

Clementine was unpacking, the door was open, and Qi Huahua was standing in the corridor.

Qi Huahua: "Doc is gone. He has already left here and may go to Mexico. He said he was going to take me there, and he wanted to marry me."

She ran to the closet, took off Clementine's dress, and threw it on the bed. Then turned around to open the drawer and rummaged inside. Wyatt walked to the door, took off his hat, and saw Qi Huahua holding Clementine's things.

Wyatt entered the room: "Miss Carter, what's the matter?"

Clementine: "I think she's mentally ill, sheriff."

Qi Huahua stood in front of Clementine: "Really, eh?"

Wiat said to Huahua: "What are you doing here?"

Qi Huahua: "None of your business."

Wyatt: "You're so presumptuous, get out! Go back to where you came from!"

Qi Huahua: "Whenever she leaves here, I will leave!"

She pounced on Clementine, and Wyatt grabbed her by the arm and pushed her down the hallway.

Wyatt: "Do you want me to spank you on my knee?"

Qi Huahua struggled: "Don't touch me! You don't know the details of this matter. Do you know the relationship between Doc and me! We are going to Mexico to get married, and he will marry me immediately! Wait for this pretending to be serious lady to come and fuck her. What's wrong with you, and then..."

Wiat found that Qi Huahua had a cross hanging around her neck. She picked it up and wanted to take a closer look. When Qi Huahua pulled it, the chain broke, and Wiat held it in her hand.

Wyatt: "Where did you get it?"

Qi Huahua: "Dok sent it, where else can I get it?"

Wyatt: "Fuck!"

Qi Huahua: "What lies to tell. He gave all my things. I still have a room full of things!"

She was furious, and Morgan came up the stairs.

Wyatt said to Clementine behind him, "Lock the door when you go back to your bedroom." To Morgan, "Keep this little wild cat in her room and tell Virgil to wait for me."

Morgan: "What happened?"

Wiat showed him the cross: "Doc Holliday."

bar daytime

Wyatt walked into the bar and approached the bartender.

Wyatt: "Where's Holliday?"

Bartender: "It took more than half an hour for him to come back. Then, he brought a canvas bag and a gold bag from the cash box, and hurried away again."

The Clantons entered the bar and headed for the counter. Old Clanton walked towards Wyatt. The Clanton family looked at Wyatt. The mayor entered the bar.

Mayor: "You're looking for Doc?"

Wiatt: "Yes."

Mayor: "But he left with the mail truck as an escort."

Wyatt: "Gone?"

Mayor: "Go to Duxon."

Wyatt: "Jace, get my horse from the gate of the prison."

Wiat and the mayor came out of the bar. The Clantons lined up along the counter.

Clanton whipped several whips on the counter, and said aggressively: 'You! whisky! to my sons! "

Arizona Plains Daytime

Doc's carriage galloped across the plain and gradually went away.

Tombstone Prison Daytime

A horse was waiting at the door, and Wiat and the mayor came out.

Mayor: "Wyatt, I think the shortcut is to take Vashuka, I wish you luck!"

Wyatt jumped on his horse. "Thanks, Jace." He rode away.

The mayor watched him disappear into the horizon.

Arizona Plains Wells Fargo Ranch Daytime

Wyatt's horse galloped. Dock's carriage was running fast.

Wyatt's horses galloped across the vast expanse. Dock drove side by side with the coachman.

At the exit of Wells Fargo Ranch, several men are on the side of the road. Wyatt got there in a hurry, and got off his horse.

Wiatt said to one of them, "Fellow, how long has the mail train passed by here?"

Fellow: "Oh, it's been a quarter of an hour."

Wiat took off the saddle: "Is Doc Holliday up there?"

Fellow: "Yes. He runs very fast, like a ghost is chasing him."

Wyatt: 'I want two foals. Can you pick two thoroughbreds for me? To run fast. "

Fellow: "As ordered, Sheriff."

Wyatt was drinking from a spoon, and a shepherd caught a horse.

Wyatt: "That's a nice brown horse!"

Doc's carriage was racing down the avenue.

Wyatt came after him on horseback, with a horse behind him.

The wagon raced up the high ground at full speed, and Dock threw stones at the horses, who were panting.

Dock snatched the reins from the coachman, and a cloud of dust billowed from the back of the wagon.

Wyatt ran up the hill, another horse following him.

The carriage disappeared into the rolling dust. Wyatt flew up the hill. The carriage climbed up the hill, still shrouded in dust and smoke.

Wyatt rushed down the hill. The scene in front of me was desolate, with gravel and moraine everywhere, and there seemed to be no vegetation. The carriage drove down the hill, and Wiat pulled the horse and turned around.

Wiat raised a hand: "Stop."

The carriage stopped. The coachman shouted and dragged the horse. Wyatt jumped off the horse and pressed a stone to the reins.

Doc: "Sheriff, I told you I didn't want to haggle with you."

Wyatt: "Doc, you're going back to Tombstone with me."

Doc: "I hate it, I'm not going back."

Wyatt: 'In that case, let me take you back to Luo! "

Dock: "Sheriff, let's get started!"

Wyatt: "Doc, I'm afraid you've hoped for that."

The two walked towards each other, and Dock pulled out a pistol, but Wiatt's gun had gone off. Doc's gun-carrying hand was hit, and he held it with his other hand, spasming with pain.

Qi Huahua's room, corridor, daytime

There was a hurried knock on the door, and Qi Huahua hurriedly put on his clothes.

Qi Huahua: "Who is it?"

Wyatt (voiceover): "Sheriff!"

Qi Huahua said angrily, "Fuck you! How dare you toss people to your home..."

Doc interrupted the conversation (voiceover): "Qi Huahua, open the door!"

Qi Huahua was stunned: "Doc?" Billy Clanton slipped from behind her, "Is that you, Doc?"

Billy put on his hat and pulled out his pistol.

Dock (voice-over): "I told you to open the door quickly."

Qi Huahua: "Just come, come, Dok, come right away."

Billy aimed his gun at the door, Qi Huahua pushed the pistol away, then turned to open the window to the other roof

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