0:041. Other
Model synopsis: The beat shows a studio production logo with an eagle perched atop a stone block bearing the text 'A REPUBLIC PRODUCTION'. No people, dialogue, or narrative events are present.
No renewal found Free in the US since 1 January 1975, on the registry's reading: registration LP840 of 1946 by Republic Pictures Corp., New York was not renewed in the volumes searched. Record.
The first feature from John Wayne’s production company puts a gunfighter among Quakers, making care compete with the habits of the Western.
A wounded gunfighter is taken in by people whose convictions make his usual means of survival unacceptable. That is the difficulty at the centre of James Edward Grant’s Angel and the Badman. 1 Quirt Evans cannot remain merely the Quaker family’s patient once affection begins to bind him to the household. John Wayne’s physical authority is still there, even when Quirt is helpless. What changes is its usefulness. Opposite him, Gail Russell’s Penelope makes another kind of life imaginable. His return to violence becomes a choice rather than a necessity.
The film was the first feature produced by Wayne’s company, Patnel Productions. 2 It gives its producer-star a part that depends as much on resistance to change as on readiness for action. There is no need to leave the Western behind to find the material for this conflict. The armed stranger and the settled household already embody competing ideas of independence. Grant rearranges their importance by giving the household something to teach the gunman about what defence costs. Its members’ refusal of violence presents him with a difficulty that his skill with a weapon cannot resolve.
The competing futures become plain at 36:34 in the Internet Archive copy used by the atlas, when a man beside a horse and fence tells another, “You belong behind a plow.” The line makes farm labour sound like a demotion. By then, the film has given the viewer reasons to hear it differently. Behind a plough, a man’s strength would produce something rather than threaten someone. The horse and fence matter because this alternative occupies the same ground as the gunfighter’s life. It is not an abstract doctrine delivered from outside the genre. The remark names a possible escape from the demands of masculine pride.
The film also leaves room for appetites less solemn than revenge or salvation. At 1:02:36, the bar conversation measures champagne against whiskey: “You know, this champagne may be a lot fancier than whiskey, but it sure don't give quick action.” The complaint is funny because the drink is being judged as an instrument, something that ought to get a result without delay. That impatience belongs to the larger argument of the film. Quirt’s familiar world favours the decisive gesture. The household asks him to endure a slower process whose outcome he cannot command. The drinking scene gives temptation its own social texture, rather than reducing it to a villain waiting with a gun.
Against that preference for quick action, the embrace at 1:26:51 makes physical contact mean shelter rather than mastery. A man holds a woman outdoors in the dim light. The body that can enforce a threat can also sustain another person. Such scenes make the film’s pace part of its subject: change has to acquire weight before it can count as more than a plot turn. The contemporary New York Times reviewer said it moved “slowly but along an unusual road”. 7 The delay allows the possibility of domestic life to become more than a brief interruption between confrontations.
A 2009 television remake featured Lou Diamond Phillips and Brendan Wayne. 9 The remake establishes the continued use of the story, not the circumstances in which that use became possible. The original is widely treated as a public-domain film. 1 That description is not itself evidence of the steps by which its copyright term ended.
The record: Registration LP840 by Republic Pictures Corp., New York is dated 26 December 1946. The registry found no renewal in the renewal volumes for 1973 to 1975, nor in the Copyright Office's records from 1978 on; on that reading the term ended on 31 December 1974 and the film has been free in the US since 1 January 1975. The record does not settle how far the absence of renewal accounts for the film’s subsequent circulation.
Written 6 September 2026 by gpt-6-astra from the registry record, the atlas's own evidence and the sources below, gathered by Qwen/Qwen3.8-Max with web search and questioned by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Pro. Numbered notes are the sources; a claim marked unverified has no source yet; times open the atlas at that second. How these are made and checked.
598 shots over 1:39:31 · 302 beats in 144 sequences · 1272 transcript lines · JSON
598 shots over 1:39:31, read from the Internet Archive copy angel_and_the_badman (angel_and_the_badman.mp4, 640×480, 29.97 fps). Shot boundaries by PySceneDetect's adaptive detector; each frame links to the Archive's player at that second. Registry dossier: Angel and the Badman No renewal found. JSON
Measurements: black-and-white film on its keyframes (264 of 598 shots judged colour), average shot 10.0s long, a frontal face detected in 34% of keyframes. Shots are detected automatically and each is represented by its midpoint frame.
Released 1947 (Internet Archive); copyright registered 1946 (catalog).
302 beats in 144 sequences, cut automatically at shot boundaries scored on picture change, pauses in speech, topic shifts, on-screen text and cutting rhythm (each beat says why it starts where it does). Each is annotated by a vision-language model from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in it, as observations with evidence; anything the frames and lines do not support is left null. Machine annotation (Qwen/Qwen3-VL-235B-A22B-Instruct), checked automatically: quotes must be verbatim, names must be spoken, "visible" events are sampled to a second model. 302 of 302 beats annotated, 300 passed the checks, 2 flagged.
Passages cut at shot boundaries and annotated by a machine from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in them. Each beat says why it starts where it does and what was checked; sequences are visual groups, not scenes.
0:04Model synopsis: The beat shows a studio production logo with an eagle perched atop a stone block bearing the text 'A REPUBLIC PRODUCTION'. No people, dialogue, or narrative events are present.
0:20Model synopsis: The beat shows a title card for the film 'Angel and the Badman' presented by Republic Pictures. No people, actions, or dialogue are visible or audible in this segment.
Model synopsis: This beat displays the end credits of the film, listing cast and crew names over a static landscape background. No characters, dialogue, or actions are depicted in the frames.
Model synopsis: A title card credits James Edward Grant as writer and director, followed by a wide shot of a lone rider on horseback moving across a barren landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text beyond the credit appears in this segment.
1 person observed.
1:41Model synopsis: A single wide shot shows a desert landscape with a prominent rock formation under a cloudy sky. No people, vehicles, or structures are visible in the frame, and no spoken dialogue beyond the fragment 'I'm' is provided.
“I'm” 1:45
Model synopsis: Two figures sit on a porch overlooking a desert landscape; a separate shot shows a rider on horseback moving across the terrain, followed by a close-up of a horse falling in dust. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this segment.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A woman sits outdoors as a man approaches a horse; another man in a cowboy hat looks on. A line is spoken demanding a horse, and loud music is heard.
3 people observed.
“I'm going to go.” 2:05 · “*Loud music*” 2:19
2:39Model synopsis: A man with a bandaged face is urged to enter a house by others; he insists on leaving. Someone is told to get telegraphs, and a woman named Penelope is called.
Named: Taysen (t:2:40), Penelope (t:2:44). 5 people observed.
“You're injured, man.” 2:36 · “I gotta go on.” 2:39
2:54Model synopsis: A lone rider on horseback moves across a rugged, open landscape with a prominent mountain in the background. The scene is shot in black and white with high-contrast lighting, suggesting a Western genre setting.
1 person observed.
3:04Model synopsis: A woman with dark, wavy hair is shown in a close-up, wearing a textured garment. The background is a bright, overexposed sky with clouds, suggesting an outdoor setting.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man is forcibly brought into an office at night and later seen unconscious in a bed while others discuss his condition and identity. People in the room react to his presence and mention his reputation, including a reference to 'Quirt Evans' and a request to contact his father.
Named: Quirt Evans (t:6:47). 6 people observed.
“Sorry, close down for the night. I know, but this is urgent. Won't you please... No, come out of there, you.” 3:44 · “night prowling around here like this.” 4:00
Model synopsis: Two men are in a dimly lit room with a lantern; one stands while the other leans forward. The transcript suggests confusion about someone's expected inert state, followed by reluctant agreement.
2 people observed.
“As if he were reaching for something.” 7:39 · “I don't understand it.” 7:43
Model synopsis: A woman in a kitchen tends to a pot while another person is mentioned as delirious. The scene includes dialogue about a young man's condition and someone offering to go.
2 people observed.
“Oh, Thomas.” 8:02 · “- How is the young man? - Delirious.” 8:05
8:14Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing stands inside a dimly lit wooden structure, holding an object near a table. The setting appears to be a rustic interior with wooden walls and minimal lighting.
1 person observed.
8:23Model synopsis: A person in a robe stands in a dimly lit interior room, facing a doorway. The room contains shelves with jars and a hanging light fixture.
1 person observed.
8:33Model synopsis: A man and a woman are in a room; the woman questions the presence of a gun and whether bullets would be returned to a gun belt. No names are spoken, and no period or time of day is established.
2 people observed.
“A gun in this house, Thomas?” 8:27 · “Would they put these back in the gun belt?” 8:30
Model synopsis: A man lies on a bed in a dim attic while others stand around him; one person speaks about tying someone down and mentions a gun. The setting is an attic with wooden beams and a window, and the dialogue suggests frustration over treating injured people.
5 people observed.
“Maybe we'll have to get something and tie him down.” 8:38 · “Are you crazy? It's empty.” 8:42
9:12Model synopsis: A man and a woman are in a dimly lit interior space; the man speaks while seated, and the woman is present nearby. The transcript includes dialogue about patching someone up and moving a boat, suggesting a scene of care or preparation.
2 people observed.
“Get me some more hot water, young lady, and we'll start patching him up for whatever's in store for him.” 9:08 · “Come on, help me with this boat.” 9:16
Model synopsis: Two women are in a domestic interior, one younger and one older, sharing a story about meeting a man. The younger woman gestures while speaking, and the older woman listens and responds, with kitchen objects visible in the background.
2 people observed.
“Oh, about meeting father? Oh, they've heard that a thousand times.” 9:45 · “He was working on the roof of the new meeting house.” 9:50
Model synopsis: Two women are in a kitchen, one handing an object to the other while speaking about a man's beard. The conversation suggests a past memory and a preference for clean-shaven men.
2 people observed.
“Of course, I knew he was a peaceful man, a member of the Society.” 10:10 · “An evil man would seek a more profitable way of life than being a member of the Friends.” 10:15
Model synopsis: A man lies injured in a bed while others attend to him; dialogue suggests he has been shot and is recovering. A woman tends to him under a lamp as others stand nearby, with conversation touching on his character and survival.
Named: John (t:11:03). 5 people observed.
“You've got the constitution of a mountain lion.” 10:33 · “The bullet's out.” 10:50
Model synopsis: A woman and a man converse in a room; the woman later closes a door and walks away, while a man lies in bed, apparently ill. The dialogue references frontier violence, medical care, and personal character.
3 people observed.
“But he's badly injured, Doctor. This isn't civilized Pennsylvania. This is a raw frontier. You must take a realistic attitude.” 11:11 · “This is a place where mayhem, theft, and murder are the commonplace instead of the unusual. Would that justify leaving a wounded man to die…” 11:18
Model synopsis: A woman stands in a dimly lit stone-walled room while a man sleeps in bed; dialogue includes references to a car, an address, and a name 'Margaret'. The scene ends with the word 'Amen' and a call of 'Lila'.
2 people observed.
“You fill out the address just right.” 12:20 · “Margaret, you're a nuisance.” 12:37
Model synopsis: A woman in period dress sits in a dimly lit room with stone walls and a lamp, speaking lines that suggest personal reflection. No names are spoken that identify her, and no other people are visible or audible in this beat.
1 person observed.
“If I understand, I...” 13:03 · “Put your head on every phone.” 13:07
Model synopsis: A man lies in bed under a checkered blanket while a woman sits nearby in a dimly lit room with a lamp. The transcript contains fragmented color descriptions and a phrase suggesting someone is being considered for him.
2 people observed.
“Light brown.” 13:20 · “Yellow mixed up.” 13:23
13:46Model synopsis: A woman asks another to bring coffee and milk while mentioning a doctor and a patient; a man stands in the background. The setting is an interior room with a table and window.
Named: Penny (t:13:41). 3 people observed.
“Will you bring some hot coffee, Penny? You know, the doctor says he's completely out of danger.” 13:41 · “You know, Dr. Penny considers him her own personal patient. Sit down.” 13:41
Model synopsis: A woman in a white apron stands at a counter while another woman and a man sit at a table; dialogue suggests a patient is recovering and someone named Penny is being assigned to watch him. The setting appears to be a kitchen or dining area where food is being offered.
Named: Penny (t:14:07), Mrs. Worth (t:14:19). 6 people observed.
“He's had no temperature these past few days. Just a superlatively healthy animal, restoring his depleted strength with sleep.” 13:58 · “But of course, if you're determined to watch over him, Penny...” 14:07
Model synopsis: A man and a woman sit at a table in an interior setting, discussing the fate of a third person. The dialogue suggests disagreement over whether to move him to a local hotel or keep him where he is.
2 people observed.
“Let me get this man out of your house.” 14:33 · “I can dump him in the establishment that passes for a hotel in this oft-times dubious community of ours.” 14:36
Model synopsis: A man and a woman sit at a table in an interior setting, conversing while one holds a pistol. The dialogue references a past anecdote about an artist and a cobra, followed by a correction about cobra behavior.
2 people observed.
“He'd have drawn this man as a coiled cobra.” 15:07 · “Oh, Doctor, your analogy is terribly imperfect, and your naturalism faulty.” 15:10
Model synopsis: A woman and a man sit at a table in a dimly lit interior, engaged in conversation. The transcript contains a philosophical statement about realism and a fragment describing a frightened outlet.
2 people observed.
“We're sure that you will finally realize that realism, untempered by sentiment and humanity, is really just a mean, hard, cold outlook on li…” 15:24 · “A frightened outlet.” 15:34
15:47Model synopsis: A man in a dark suit stands indoors near a doorway, holding a hat. He speaks about feeling defeated and living in a 'never-never land,' and offers help.
1 person observed.
“I stand defeated.” 15:40 · “There are times in this house when I feel as if I were living in a never-never land.” 15:44
15:59Model synopsis: A man lies in bed, partially covered by a checkered blanket, in a room with a window and a bookshelf. He speaks the line 'I'm going to go.'
1 person observed.
“I'm going to go.” 15:55
Model synopsis: A shirtless man lies in bed, then sits up holding a pistol while a woman stands nearby. The transcript includes an exclamation and an incomplete sentence.
2 people observed.
“Oh, wow.” 16:09 · “I'm” 16:14
Model synopsis: A shirtless man wakes up in a bedroom and speaks with a woman who explains they drove him into town. The setting is a room with stone walls and wooden furniture, suggesting a rustic interior.
2 people observed.
“Hello?” 16:23 · “You're awake.” 16:25
Model synopsis: A shirtless man and a woman face each other in a room with a window and a pitcher visible. The man asks if anything is wrong, and the woman replies no.
2 people observed.
“Is there anything wrong?” 16:49 · “No.” 16:51
16:56Model synopsis: A woman speaks in a bedroom, saying a doctor expects recovery in a week or two. The setting includes a bedpost and dim interior lighting.
1 person observed.
“The doctor says you'll be all right in a week or two.” 16:56
Model synopsis: A shirtless man and a woman in a collared dress are shown in alternating close-ups inside a dimly lit room; the transcript indicates the man was delirious for two days and is now very hungry. No names are spoken, and no objects or on-screen text are visible beyond basic room furnishings.
2 people observed.
“You were delirious, you know.” 17:03 · “Two days and two nights.” 17:06
Model synopsis: A woman speaks and turns away while a man lies in bed, covered by a blanket. The transcript includes lines spoken during this interval, including an exclamation of 'Mother!' and a comment about delirium.
2 people observed.
“If I could catch one.” 17:18 · “Oh, we'll get you something.” 17:20
17:42Model synopsis: A shirtless man lies in bed while two women stand nearby; one woman speaks to him and another is instructed to fetch a shirt and razor. Dialogue indicates he is hungry and will be given six eggs.
3 people observed.
“Mother, he's awake. How is he? Hungry. Oh, if he's hungry, he's going to be all right.” 17:29 · “Smoked sausage and eggs.” 17:39
Model synopsis: A woman and a man are in a room with wooden beams; the woman stands holding a pitcher while the man sits and listens. The transcript indicates they are discussing what the man said while unconscious, including mentions of 'Margaret' and 'Lila' and whether he has a wife.
2 people observed.
“I listened only because I thought you might say something that would aid us in helping you as to...” 18:02 · “Notifying your wife, for instance? What did I say? If you had a wife...” 18:07
18:36Model synopsis: A single frame shows a close-up of a table set with plates, bowls, and cutlery, suggesting a meal setting. No people or spoken dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
Model synopsis: Three people are in a kitchen; one seated man speaks while two women stand nearby. The transcript includes dialogue about doughnuts, eating, and helping with dishes, with a mention of 'Kurt Evans' and milking.
3 people observed.
“I haven't been so flattered since my doughnuts won first prize at the fair back in Pennsylvania.” 18:40 · “Unless one eats so many of them that they explode, which is likely to happen to you, young man.” 18:53
Model synopsis: A man and a woman sit in a room with a stone wall, discussing Quakers and a belief about human integrity. A plaque on the wall displays a quote about integrity that is also referenced in the dialogue.
2 people observed.
“Do all you people from Pennsylvania talk like that?” 19:14 · “We're friends.” 19:21
Model synopsis: A man sits in a bed holding a teacup while talking to a woman standing beside him. Their conversation, as captured in the transcript, concerns Quaker beliefs about violence and self-harm.
2 people observed.
“and not by the act of another human being.” 19:40 · “Is that Quaker stuff? Mm-hmm.” 19:42
20:17Model synopsis: A wide shot shows a Western town with wooden buildings, a covered wagon, and rock formations under a cloudy sky. No people or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
20:28Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats and shirts walk side by side across a dusty street in a Western town. The background shows wooden buildings and a wagon, suggesting a frontier setting.
2 people observed.
20:34Model synopsis: Three men in hats and period clothing walk down wooden steps outside a building with a covered porch. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
20:37Model synopsis: A man in a hat and shirt stands in a doorway, viewed from behind, while another figure is visible through a window inside. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man seated in a chair is handed items by standing men in a room with windows and barrels; one man mentions Quirt Evans and offers to return belongings. The seated man reacts while another man comments on Evans's carelessness.
Named: Quirt Evans (t:20:47). 5 people observed.
“I found these out on the road.” 20:44 · “It belonged to a fellow named Quirt Evans.” 20:47
Model synopsis: A man in a patterned shirt holds a bottle while speaking; three men in cowboy hats stand together, one asking about Quirt Evans. The dialogue suggests tension over withholding information, with a threat involving a gun.
Named: Quirt Evans (t:21:13). 4 people observed.
“On second thought, you can just tell me where he is, and I'll take him on back to him myself.” 21:08 · “Where is Quirt Evans?” 21:13
Model synopsis: A man in a patterned shirt sits while three others, including one in a cowboy hat, stand around him in an interior setting. The transcript indicates an interrogation about someone named Quirt Evans, with accusations of lying and bragging.
4 people observed.
“Well, gentlemen, I hardly know Quirk Evans. Uh-oh.” 21:26 · “He lies, too.” 21:30
21:54Model synopsis: A woman sits at a table in a dimly lit interior, holding a glass. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man and a woman converse in a bedroom; the man is told to stay in bed by the woman, who mentions a doctor and a man named Mr. Laredo Stevenson. The man appears to be recovering and is dressed in a shirt but cannot find his pants.
Named: Joe (t:22:04). 2 people observed.
“Thanks for sewing the shirt.” 22:02 · “But I can't find my pants. Get back in bed. Oh laziness is the only thing that's kept me there this long. The doctor says you're to stay in …” 22:04
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand near a child in a dim interior; the man appears distressed. The transcript includes a request for pants and a comment about lameness.
3 people observed.
“In my pants. But you're lame. Johnny, get me my pants. No, John. Will he get in my pants?” 22:30
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are in an interior space; the man is told to get pants, and the woman reacts to something he said. The man looks at the woman and asks what she is looking at.
Named: John (t:22:39). 2 people observed.
“Get the pants, John.” 22:39 · “What you said...” 22:42
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are in a dimly lit interior space, discussing the use of formal versus familiar pronouns in speech. The woman, wearing a striped top with a bow, asks the man to fetch her pants, and they exchange lines about using 'thee' and 'thou' only with loved ones.
2 people observed.
“They use the familiar in speaking to me. The what? The familiar. The plain language.” 23:03 · “Get me my pants, Big Fred. Well, what about it?” 23:09
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are in close proximity in a dimly lit interior; the woman speaks while looking at the man. The transcript includes fragmented lines suggesting a personal conversation about a past event.
2 people observed.
“I'm” 23:40 · “I'm not.” 23:41
24:00Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing speaks to a woman in a dimly lit interior; the dialogue suggests a contrast between a dull life and the possibility of travel. No names are spoken, and no objects or text are visible in the single frame.
2 people observed.
“It's supposed to be a kind of a dull life.” 23:59 · “I can take you to a lot of places.” 24:02
24:15Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing speaks to a woman named Eve in an interior setting; he expresses reluctance to leave her but acknowledges her preference for him to go elsewhere. The dialogue suggests tension around his directness and her religious identity.
Named: Eve (t:24:06). 2 people observed.
“I'd rather stay here with Eve, but if...” 24:06 · “You'd rather go someplace else than I'll go someplace else.” 24:07
24:33Model synopsis: A man and a woman are in a close conversation about love, discussing whether it develops gradually or happens instantly. The setting appears to be an interior space with dim lighting and wooden structures visible in the background.
2 people observed.
“Well, it's the way I feel and to be dishonest to say anything else.” 24:25 · “I suppose every girl does.” 24:35
24:51Model synopsis: A man examines a gun while a woman stands nearby in a dimly lit interior. The man asks who emptied the gun, and the woman questions whether she should be different.
Named: Fanny (t:25:00). 2 people observed.
“You sure get to the point. Should I be different?” 24:57 · “No, Fanny, I like you just the way you are. Who emptied this gun?” 25:00
25:14Model synopsis: A character named Fanny is spoken to about a gun, which is described as a symbol of evil; the gun is empty and its cartridges are questioned. A single dark frame shows an indistinct outdoor scene at night.
Named: Fanny (t:25:00), Father (t:25:06). 2 people observed.
“No, Fanny, I like you just the way you are. Who emptied this gun?” 25:00 · “Good, a gun is a symbol of force of evil.” 25:07
Model synopsis: A man named Quirt Evans enters a room, negotiates over land with another man, and later prepares to leave. A woman is present and interacts with both men, and there is a moment where Evans is asked to ride past a schoolhouse.
Named: Quirt Evans (t:26:08), Laredo (t:26:28). 4 people observed.
“Howdy, Quirt.” 26:08 · “5,000 in gold there.” 27:32
Model synopsis: A woman in period dress stands in a doorway of a brick building while a boy in a hat enters; a man in a vest is partially visible outside. The transcript includes dialogue about farming and water for vegetables, and a character denies still wanting to be a farmer.
3 people observed.
“Wild Indian.” 32:40 · “put water on those vegetables this morning. There's always work around here to be done. He wanted to be a farmer, didn't he?” 32:41
33:04Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand outdoors near a barn; the man wears a hat and coat, and the woman looks at him as he speaks about carrying a gun for balance. The setting appears rural, with hills visible in the background.
2 people observed.
“Surely you can walk to the barn without that. What? The gun. Oh, well, it, uh--” 33:00 · “Balances me one legs longer than the other.” 33:06
33:22Model synopsis: A man and a woman are inside a rustic interior; the man stands while the woman bends near a container. The transcript includes instructions to feed a cow and mentions a pitchfork.
2 people observed.
“Throw the cow some hay.” 33:25 · “There's a pitchfork.” 33:29
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and vest stands in a brick-walled interior while speaking with a woman; the dialogue suggests a personal vow and a moment of decision. The woman is shown in close-up reacting to the man, who remains partially visible in the final frame.
2 people observed.
“Before I was 15, I learned to hate those things.” 33:34 · “I swore I'd leave plows and pitchforks to farmers.” 33:37
34:07Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and bandana is shown in a close-up, looking downward. The name 'Kelly' is spoken during this beat.
Named: Kelly (t:34:03). 1 person observed.
“Kelly!” 34:03
34:15Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and vest stands indoors with one hand on his hip. The setting appears to be a rustic interior with wooden structures visible.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and a woman in a dark dress interact near wooden crates outdoors, while another woman sits nearby. The transcript includes lines about hay, water, and placing something in a box, suggesting chores or farm work.
3 people observed.
“Well, you wanted hay, didn't you?” 34:23 · “16? I better put this littlest one in the box.” 34:29
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks with two women outdoors near a wooden structure; dialogue reveals a dispute over water rights involving a man named Frederick Carson. The scene is set in a rural, possibly ranch-related location with visible wooden architecture.
3 people observed.
“I see all these flumes and ditches. Frederick Carson turned the water off. Frederick Carson. I see.” 34:53 · “He's the man who bought the ranch up above from friends who couldn't make a go of it. We had built a community dam, but it was on his proper…” 35:01
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and a woman speak near a horse; the man later mounts the horse. The dialogue references Carson and a well, suggesting a rural or frontier setting.
2 people observed.
“Carson turned off the water and you prayed for him?” 35:22 · “Of course.” 35:26
35:54Model synopsis: Two women stand outdoors near a wooden structure; one calls out 'Benny?' and the other replies 'Nothing.' No names are established for the women in the dialogue.
2 people observed.
“Benny?” 35:54 · “Nothing.” 35:56
36:05Model synopsis: A black-and-white outdoor scene shows a group of people near a covered wagon beside a stream, with trees and rocks visible. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in the frames.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats are at a wooden corral with a horse; one is adjusting the saddle while the other watches and speaks. The dialogue suggests tension between them and references a third person, 'that boy on his neck'.
3 people observed.
“Be sure you don't leave no slack in that cinch. The boss will sure howl.” 36:10 · “Yeah, this ain't the first pony I ever saddled.” 36:14
Flagged: visible event not seen (A third man enters the scene and gestures toward the others.)
36:37Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks to another man near a horse and wooden fence; the transcript includes the line 'You belong behind a plow.' No names are spoken, and the setting appears to be outdoors near a ranch or farm.
3 people observed.
36:43Model synopsis: A black-and-white outdoor scene shows a rocky stream with trees and a wooden structure in the background. No people or spoken dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
36:47Model synopsis: A horse stands near a wooden structure beside a stream, with trees in the background. No people or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
36:52Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats stand outdoors near a wooden fence and a wagon wheel; one leans on the fence while the other stands facing him. The setting appears to be a rustic outdoor area with trees and a building in the background.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats converse near a horse; one is mounted while the other stands beside him. Dialogue suggests a tense exchange about moving and removing planks, with one man asserting authority over water depth.
3 people observed.
“Don't get down.” 37:00 · “Are you a thief? I said get moving, tramp.” 37:07
Model synopsis: Three men in cowboy hats converse outdoors; one is identified by dialogue as Quirt Evans. A saddle with a 'QE' stamp is mentioned as proof of identity.
Named: Quirt Evans (t:37:31). 3 people observed.
“Who might you be when you're at home?” 37:22 · “Right up here and say to Quirt Evans,” 37:31
37:48Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats stand outdoors facing each other in a medium shot. One man is older with a mustache; the other is younger and wears a vest.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men work at a stone-lined water trough in an outdoor setting, then one mounts a horse while another stands nearby. Dialogue includes references to a toilet, a pony, and a character named Mr. Evans.
Named: Mr. Evans (t:38:06). 4 people observed.
“Step up on that toilet.” 38:05 · “Well, no, I was here, Mr. Evans.” 38:06
Model synopsis: Two men on horseback converse outdoors; one suggests removing more planks to manage excess water, and the other offers future assistance. The setting appears to be a wooded outdoor area with trees and natural light.
Named: Chuck (t:38:25), Mr. Evans (t:38:32). 2 people observed.
“Maybe we better take out a couple more of them planks, Chuck. I've got ten times as much water as I need.” 38:25 · “Well, if you ever need any more, Mr. Evans, all you gotta do is say so. I figured that.” 38:32
Model synopsis: A woman reacts to water flooding dishes inside a house, while outside, a man in a hat and suspenders gestures dramatically under a cloudy sky. A group including a child and another woman stands on a porch as water flows nearby.
5 people observed.
“Honor, all the dishes are full of water!” 38:56 · “Oh, my God!” 38:59
Model synopsis: Two men on horseback converse outdoors near a ditch; one is addressed as 'Mr. Evans' and the other as 'Bert'. The dialogue suggests a negotiation over water rights and neighborly relations.
Named: Bert (t:39:41), Mr. Evans (t:39:27). 2 people observed.
“Now let's start off from scratch. You got more water than you need.” 39:22 · “Now, do you mind if I call you Quirk?” 39:31
Model synopsis: A man on horseback greets a woman and a child near a fence in a rural setting; dialogue indicates gratitude and a change of mind. The scene includes a man named Frederick Carse and a Mrs. Worth, with others present in the valley.
Named: Frederick Carse (t:40:04), Mrs. Worth (t:40:05). 4 people observed.
“Frederick Carse.” 40:04 · “Howdy, Mrs. Worth.” 40:05
40:21Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats sit at a table outdoors and discuss sharing water with neighbors. One man speaks about letting neighbors use water, and the other begins to agree about neighborly friendliness.
Named: Worth (t:40:16). 2 people observed.
“Worth, it's like I was saying, I ain't got any use for all that extra water. Why shouldn't I let my neighbors use it?” 40:16 · “I believe that neighbors should...” 40:23
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are outdoors near horses; the woman notices a boil on the man's neck and insists he come inside to have it treated. Another man in a cowboy hat observes from a distance.
4 people observed.
“What have you got there on your neck, a boil?” 40:28 · “- There's words, I have russled that that burned boil. - Have you tried putting soap into the coldest harness?” 40:32
40:50Model synopsis: A woman in a patterned dress and white scarf stands beside a wooden chair, holding a white cloth. The background includes wooden fencing and indistinct structures, suggesting an outdoor or semi-outdoor setting.
1 person observed.
40:53Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and bandana stands in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
41:03Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand outdoors in a rural setting, discussing whether a gun was used to influence Frederick Carson. The man denies pointing a gun, though the woman claims he did.
2 people observed.
“Looks like your prayer straightened everything out.” 40:59 · “So you think your gun changed Frederick Carson, hmm?” 41:02
Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat stands with a basket while another man in suspenders speaks to him; a woman is also present. The transcript includes dialogue about pies, coffee, and a character named Freddie Carson.
Named: Freddie Carson (t:41:25). 4 people observed.
“Oh, it would be odd. I just get a gnawing hankering after good pies and truck like that. Oh, Freddie Carson. Yes, ma'am? I want you to have …” 41:25 · “Makes me want to go home and shoot my Chinese crew. You just come back for more any time you like. There are always plenty. Thank you. Goodb…” 41:34
Model synopsis: Two men and a woman stand outdoors in a rocky, open landscape; one man holds a basket and speaks to the woman while the other listens. The dialogue references a neighbor and Mrs. Worth, who treated a boil, and ends with a question about plundering upon boarding.
3 people observed.
“Man ought to see more of his neighbors.” 41:47 · “Hey, wonderful woman, that Mrs. Worth. Look, she fixed my boil.” 41:51
42:13Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats stand near a saddled horse in a rocky outdoor setting. One man holds a rifle while the other faces him; no dialogue is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats converse outdoors near horses; one hands a basket to the other. One man mentions giving beef to Mrs. Worth and feeling relieved after a speech to neighbors.
2 people observed.
“I'm gonna bring her over a quarter of beef now and then.” 42:24 · “Finally come to an understanding with my neighbors.” 42:27
42:46Model synopsis: A man in a hat stands beside a saddled horse while another horse runs past in a desert landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
42:51Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and bandana stands outdoors next to a horse. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A family is seated at a dinner table in a dimly lit room; one person speaks about the meal while another responds. A close-up shows hands handling food or utensils.
Named: Mom (t:43:17). 5 people observed.
“Dinner.” 42:54 · “How bad's dinner gonna be?” 43:05
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand outdoors near a wooden structure and a wagon; the woman wears a dress and the man wears a dark coat. They speak about a surprise ride, with the man instructing the woman to prepare a team for her father and inviting her to join them.
2 people observed.
“Hmm, new dress.” 43:34 · “Oh, it's first day. You call it Sunday.” 43:35
44:13Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand facing each other in a wooden interior, speaking about moral choices and personal responsibility. The woman wears a bonnet and apron; the man is in dark clothing and holds a hat.
2 people observed.
“Thought you weren't allowed to work on Sunday.” 44:04 · “Oh, of course. There's nothing we're not allowed to do.” 44:04
Model synopsis: A person on horseback enters a dusty yard through a gate, followed by a woman in a long dress walking toward the horse. The setting is an open outdoor area with stone buildings and distant rock formations.
2 people observed.
“I'm” 44:27
44:43Model synopsis: A person in period clothing walks across a rocky, arid landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man on horseback speaks with a woman outdoors; he asks about a man named Quirt Evans, and she confirms his presence. The man then states he will speak directly to her, and they discuss the duration of Quirt Evans's stay.
Named: Israel (t:44:49). 2 people observed.
“I didn't mean to frighten him, miss.” 44:46 · “Is there a fella named Quirt Evans around here?” 44:50
Model synopsis: A woman speaks to a man on horseback while another man stands nearby; the dialogue identifies the man on horseback as Marshal Whistful McClank and refers to him as a 'curly wolf.' The setting appears to be outdoors near a brick building with horses present.
Named: Whistful McClank (t:45:15). 3 people observed.
“Hello, you weather-beaten old hangman.” 45:12 · “Penny, this is Whistful McClank, the Marshal of the Territory. Hi, miss.” 45:15
Model synopsis: A woman and a man stand together outdoors while another man on horseback speaks to them. The dialogue references a past stagecoach robbery and a pending confrontation between two men.
Named: Whistful McClank (t:45:15). 3 people observed.
“Tall fella?” 45:26 · “Fast with a gun, held up to Baker's stage, killed a couple.” 45:28
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks about Quirt Evans and Wyatt Earp's deputy role while seated; a man and woman stand together outdoors in a second shot. No named characters are identified from dialogue or visuals.
3 people observed.
“Well, I'm sure looking forward to hanging the survivor.” 45:50 · “You know, I'm a figuring man.” 45:54
46:18Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and bandana is shown outdoors against a cloudy sky. The transcript describes a character who quits law enforcement, builds a cattle ranch, sells it, and moves on, questioning why.
1 person observed.
“One day, he turns in his badge and...” 46:10 · “Starts building himself a nice cattle spread.” 46:13
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand together outdoors while a man in a cowboy hat speaks; the transcript mentions a person named Walt Ennis and a location called Fertile. No interior is shown, and no clock or date establishes time of day or period.
3 people observed.
“That's when I ain't figured yet.” 46:26 · “Sometimes things connect.” 46:28
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks outdoors while a woman and another man stand together nearby. The dialogue suggests an investigation or deduction about connections between people.
3 people observed.
“Maybe that's connected.” 46:45 · “How did you stand with Walt Ennis?” 46:48
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand near horses in an outdoor setting as a third person on horseback prepares to leave. Dialogue suggests a farewell and a warning against romantic interest.
3 people observed.
“Young lady.” 47:06 · “Don't be looking at him with your eyes all bugged out like a cowbird.” 47:08
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand outdoors in a rural setting, speaking to each other. The woman warns the man about associating with Laredo Stevens, citing debt and moral consequences.
Named: Quirt (t:47:19). 2 people observed.
“Quirt, please stay away from Laredo Stevens.” 47:19 · “He owes me money.” 47:22
Model synopsis: A man speaks while standing near a horse in an outdoor setting; he mentions not looking up Loretta and describes someone’s ongoing fear. The scene appears to be set in a rugged, open landscape with a fence and rocky terrain visible.
2 people observed.
“I won't look up Loretta.” 47:43 · “It's better this way.” 47:45
48:00Model synopsis: A woman in a bonnet is embraced by a man in a dark coat against a rocky landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand near a horse outside a building; the woman laughs. A wagon carrying several people travels on a dirt road through a rocky landscape. The transcript includes a line about being holy and having fun, followed by agreement and an exclamation.
3 people observed.
“Well, all right, but if I'm going to be holy, I've got to get some fun out of it.” 48:02 · “Yeah.” 48:07
48:23Model synopsis: A horse-drawn wagon with two people travels along a dirt path bordered by trees. The scene is outdoors under an overcast sky.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A group of four people, including two women and two men in period Western attire, are seated together outdoors. A lone rider on horseback travels along a winding road through a mountainous landscape.
5 people observed.
“You know I feel like such a gadabove.” 48:24 · “It seems hardly a whole week since last Thursday.” 48:27
48:35Model synopsis: A woman in a bonnet and dress sits in a carriage while a man in a hat stands beside her; another man is partially visible. The woman speaks the line 'Come on.'
3 people observed.
“Come on.” 48:36
48:42Model synopsis: A group of people, including a woman in a bonnet and men in hats, are seated outdoors in a natural setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
4 people observed.
48:50Model synopsis: A man on horseback calls out to someone named Quirk while others on horseback are present in an outdoor setting. The scene is shot in black and white with natural daylight and features three visible riders.
Named: Quirk (t:48:48). 3 people observed.
“Hey, Quirk!” 48:48
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat greets a group outdoors, including a woman in a bonnet and another man, and is invited to join them for a meeting. The group is seated together in a natural, wooded setting.
Named: Randy McCall (t:48:57), Ms. Worth (t:48:57), Mr. Worth (t:48:57). 4 people observed.
“I thought it was you.” 48:55 · “Well, well, well. Hello. Mr. and Ms. Worth, Ms. Worth, Randy McCall. How you doing?” 48:57
Model synopsis: A man and a woman sit outdoors while a second man recounts past events involving cattle and a saloon. The conversation suggests a social gathering is being discussed, with references to shared history and a location in San Antonio.
Named: Quirt (t:49:38). 3 people observed.
“Yes, it's a meeting.” 49:20 · “Be nice if you could. We'd be happy to have any friend of court's.” 49:24
Model synopsis: A group of people on horseback interacts with a woman holding a child in a wooded area. One person speaks about joining them in the Grove, and another recites a biblical passage about commandments.
6 people observed.
“If you can join us, it's in the Grove, just the other side of town. Thank you, ma'am. Good day.” 49:46 · “Why askest thou me concerning that question?” 50:02
Model synopsis: A group of people in period clothing are gathered outdoors in a dusty, open area with rock formations in the background. A voice recites commandments from the Bible during the scene.
5 people observed.
“He saith unto him, Which?” 50:13 · “Thou shalt not kill” 50:17
Model synopsis: A man and a woman sit in a wagon with a baby while another man approaches; they exchange greetings and introductions. The scene takes place outdoors in daylight with trees and open land visible.
Named: Nelson (t:50:44), Gregcourt Evans (t:50:45). 5 people observed.
“What comes out of this thing that makes it worth all this work? Frozen pudding.” 50:34 · “Hello, Nelson. Hello, Penny.” 50:44
51:08Model synopsis: A man in a hat speaks to a woman outdoors while another man stands behind him; the dialogue mentions maple sugar, a baby named Morgan, and shoeing horses next week. No names are spoken that can be assigned to the visible individuals.
3 people observed.
“By the way, I brought that...” 50:58 · “maple sugar you like so much.” 51:00
Model synopsis: A man and a woman interact near a wagon in an outdoor setting; the man gestures while speaking and then walks away with the woman. The scene includes horses and a wagon, suggesting a rural or frontier context.
3 people observed.
“Oh, fine. Well, I'll get some water. Here, let me help you.” 51:22 · “I'm going to twirl this thing.” 51:30
Model synopsis: A woman reaches for flowers held by a man who is holding a baby; the man reacts with surprise. The scene occurs outdoors in daylight, with trees visible in the background.
Named: Quirt (t:51:49). 3 people observed.
“Hold on a minute, Quirt. I want some of those flowers.” 51:49 · “What's up? You sick or something?” 51:56
52:05Model synopsis: A man in a wide-brimmed hat and dark clothing stands outdoors facing another person whose back is to the camera. The setting appears to be a wooded or shaded outdoor area with natural lighting.
2 people observed.
52:21Model synopsis: Two men speak outdoors near trees; one holds a baby and discusses a plan to imitate Laredo Stevens’s actions against a trail herd. No names are spoken or visible, and no time of day or period is established.
2 people observed.
“It's a baby.” 52:09 · “Is it old enough to talk?” 52:12
Model synopsis: Two men converse outdoors near trees while one holds a baby; a third person is present. Dialogue suggests tension and a reference to a woman.
Named: Quirt (t:52:41). 4 people observed.
“What am I listening to?” 52:36 · “What's the matter with you, Quirt? There's fine one...” 52:41
Model synopsis: A man holds a baby while standing with others in a wooded area; later, people gather around a wagon. A voice says 'Shut up' and 'I'm' during the sequence.
6 people observed.
“Shut up.” 52:58 · “this” 52:58
Model synopsis: A man in a dark coat and hat stands near wooden benches outdoors; another shot shows a group including a woman in a light dress and a man holding a child. A voice asks someone to come over.
5 people observed.
“Great.” 53:15 · “Would you come over here?” 53:19
Model synopsis: A woman holding a baby and a man in a hat stand near a wagon; in another shot, men walk past wooden benches outdoors. A voice says 'Sit down.'
5 people observed.
“Sit down.” 53:27
Model synopsis: A man in a dark suit and bow tie addresses a seated group outdoors near rocky terrain. He speaks about a meeting's purpose and mentions fields being watered and crops thriving.
2 people observed.
“May I have your attention?” 53:37 · “Friends?” 53:40
Flagged: visible event not seen (The speaker adjusts his coat while speaking.)
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats sit and talk outdoors near distinctive rock formations; one gestures toward the landscape while the other listens. A group of men then walks across a wooden structure in a rural setting with trees and a wagon visible.
6 people observed.
“There's two mushroom rocks right at the head of the valley.” 53:55 · “Let's take a look out there.” 53:58
54:17Model synopsis: A group of men in period Western attire stand outdoors in a line, some wearing hats and coats. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
4 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a suit and bow tie presents a dark book with a cross on its cover to another man; the recipient is shown holding the book. The transcript indicates the gift is a token of friendship.
3 people observed.
“We're happy to present you with this token of our friendship for you.” 54:19
Model synopsis: A man in a wide-brimmed hat and bandana speaks to a group outdoors; another man in a dark hat listens. The transcript mentions Quart Evans and a moral lesson about showing kindness to others.
Named: Quart Evans (t:54:29). 3 people observed.
“This is Quart Evans.” 54:29 · “We're happy to have him here with us because he provided another incident.” 54:31
Model synopsis: Three men in cowboy hats are shown in an outdoor setting; one speaks a line addressing 'Corby'. The scene includes two shots showing different groupings of men in period Western attire.
Named: Corby (t:54:55). 4 people observed.
“May I shake your hand, Corby?” 54:55 · “it, eh?” 54:56
55:03Model synopsis: A woman in a long dress and a man in dark clothing stand outdoors near a wagon wheel, holding a baby. The scene is shot in black and white with natural lighting and trees in the background.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks to another man while a woman holds a child near a wagon. The scene is outdoors with trees and a crowd visible.
5 people observed.
“I want to talk to you.” 55:17
Model synopsis: Two men in period Western attire stand outdoors and speak; one urges the other to marry a girl. A wagon wheel is visible in the background of the second frame.
2 people observed.
“This will sound like I'm butting into your business, and I am.” 55:25 · “You dim-witted nail-bender, marry that girl.” 55:31
55:51Model synopsis: A man in a vest and hat gestures with his right hand while standing outdoors with several other men in suits and hats. The scene is shot in black and white with natural daylight and appears to be set in an open area with trees in the background.
4 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats stand with horses in a rocky outdoor setting; one reads from a book while the other reacts. They discuss keeping the book, which contains biblical passages, and decide to take it with them.
2 people observed.
“Listen to this.” 55:59 · “And Benaniah, the son of Jehoshaphat.” 56:01
56:42Model synopsis: Two men on horseback are shown in a rocky outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A woman holds a baby while standing near a wagon in an outdoor setting; another person is visible nearby. Dialogue suggests concern about someone named Kurt leaving abruptly.
3 people observed.
“I'd better take you back to the Morgans. Up to date.” 56:47 · “Why did Kurt leave so abruptly?” 56:55
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat stands on a rock formation while others gather below; dialogue indicates they are preparing to ride. The setting is outdoors in a rocky, open landscape during daylight.
2 people observed.
“Hey, boss!” 57:19 · “Yeah? Right on time. Look behind you.” 57:21
57:40Model synopsis: A wide shot shows a group of riders on horseback moving across a dry, rocky canyon floor with steep cliffs in the background. No people are clearly visible up close, and no dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
57:46Model synopsis: A herd of cattle moves along a dirt path with a rocky hill in the background. No people or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
Model synopsis: A person on horseback is seen in a wide, open landscape. The second frame shows a distant view of a settlement or encampment in a dry, scrubby area.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A person on horseback is seen in a rocky, arid landscape; a wagon and riders are visible in the distance. Spoken lines suggest urgency and movement away from a location.
3 people observed.
“Let's get out of here.” 58:02 · “Look, come down off the hill.” 58:04
58:30Model synopsis: A single frame shows a blurry outdoor scene with a tent-like structure and a wooden crate in the foreground. No people, dialogue, or clear location markers are visible.
58:33Model synopsis: Two riders on horseback are shown in motion, one trailing a large white object that billows behind it. The scene is outdoors on dusty ground, captured in black and white.
2 people observed.
58:38Model synopsis: A wide shot shows a group of horses and riders moving across an open, dusty field with rocky hills in the background. The scene is framed by tree branches in the foreground, suggesting an outdoor, natural setting.
58:42Model synopsis: A person rides a horse across an open, dusty area. The scene is shot in black and white with no visible structures or other people.
1 person observed.
58:47Model synopsis: A lone rider on horseback moves through a misty, rocky landscape with mountains in the background. The scene is shot in black and white with high contrast and no visible structures or other people.
1 person observed.
58:51Model synopsis: A lone rider on horseback is seen against a cloudy sky. The scene is outdoors and appears to be in a rural or open landscape.
1 person observed.
58:53Model synopsis: A person lies motionless on the ground while a horse stands nearby. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
58:56Model synopsis: A wide shot shows a dry, brush-covered hillside with scattered shrubs and trees under an overcast sky. No people or structures are visible in the frame.
59:07Model synopsis: Two men are on rocky terrain; one sits reading while the other stands nearby. One man asks about the meaning of 'baguette' and mentions hearing someone, suggesting they should get safe items.
2 people observed.
“Hey, Quid.” 59:01 · “What does baguette mean?” 59:01
Model synopsis: A group of men on horseback are in a rocky, arid landscape. One man speaks about not wanting to shoot people and recalls a past incident, while another urges them to move on.
4 people observed.
“You know you're not very pretty, but I like it just the same on account of your head work.” 59:18 · “I hate to shoot people.” 59:34
1:00:19Model synopsis: A person rides a horse along a dirt path in a rocky, tree-dotted landscape. The scene is shot in black and white with bright daylight lighting.
1 person observed.
1:00:24Model synopsis: A lone rider on horseback moves across a rocky, brush-covered landscape under a partly cloudy sky. The terrain features prominent rock formations and sparse vegetation.
1 person observed.
1:00:30Model synopsis: A single frame shows a dusty outdoor scene with figures on horseback moving across a landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1:00:33Model synopsis: A rider on horseback moves across an open, dusty terrain. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:00:37Model synopsis: Two riders on horseback move through a misty, tree-lined landscape. The scene is shot in black and white with low visibility due to fog or dust.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man on horseback is seen in a dusty outdoor setting with rocky terrain; two men on horseback appear in a wooded area. A voice requests to be taken outside by someone named Ernie.
Named: Ernie (t:60:40). 3 people observed.
1:00:57Model synopsis: A horse runs across an open, rocky landscape with trees and cliffs in the background. No people or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
1:01:01Model synopsis: A person rides a horse at a gallop across an open, indistinct terrain. The scene is captured in motion blur, with no visible structures or other people.
1 person observed.
1:01:06Model synopsis: A person rides a horse across an open, dusty landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A person rides a horse in a smoky, outdoor setting; two riders on horseback are seen together in a similar environment. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in these frames.
3 people observed.
1:01:17Model synopsis: A person on horseback is visible near cattle in an outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:01:20Model synopsis: A person rides a horse across an open, dusty area while another horse runs nearby. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:01:23Model synopsis: A person rides a horse at a gallop across an open, dusty area. The scene is shot in black and white with a hazy background.
1 person observed.
1:01:27Model synopsis: Three riders on horseback move through a dusty, rocky landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
1:01:30Model synopsis: A man in a hat and shirt is visible outdoors under a cloudy sky. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:01:32Model synopsis: A person on horseback and another on foot are visible in an outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
1:01:35Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat rides a horse across an open landscape. The sky is cloudy and the terrain appears flat and barren.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man on horseback is shown in an outdoor setting; the transcript includes someone calling out to 'Hondo' and saying they are cutting someone. The final frame shows a dusty, rocky landscape with no visible people.
Named: Hondo (t:61:44). 2 people observed.
“I'm cutting him, Hondo.” 61:40 · “Hondo!” 61:44
1:01:47Model synopsis: A person in a hat and coat stands outdoors with trees and clouds visible. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:01:49Model synopsis: A person in a wide-brimmed hat and dark clothing sits outdoors on uneven ground. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:01:51Model synopsis: A dark, blurry frame shows indistinct shapes that may be animals or figures in low light. No people, dialogue, or clear setting is visible.
1:01:53Model synopsis: A figure in dark clothing is seen crouching or falling forward in a dim, outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:01:57Model synopsis: A man in a hat and dark clothing is crouched beside a tree in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:02:03Model synopsis: A person is visible climbing a tree in a snowy, wooded outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat walks toward the camera in a dusty, rocky landscape; later, three men in cowboy attire stand together talking. A horse is mentioned in the transcript, and one man suggests testing new boots by running.
3 people observed.
“Oh, my God.” 62:10 · “It's a horse like Quirada.” 62:22
1:02:55Model synopsis: A scene in a dimly lit bar where people are drinking champagne and reacting to its effects. One person asks Lila for her opinion, and she responds that it tickles going down.
Named: Lila (t:63:07). 2 people observed.
“You know, this champagne may be a lot fancier than whiskey, but it sure don't give quick action.” 62:59 · “To tell you the truth, I don't really like it.” 63:04
Model synopsis: A man and a woman sit at a table in a dimly lit interior, speaking to each other; later, three people are shown at another table in the same setting. The transcript includes dialogue about hair, boredom, and travel, with one character named Donnie and another named Tony.
Named: Donnie (t:63:40), Tony (t:63:45). 5 people observed.
“You sleepy tall man.” 63:13 · “Not a chance, baby. You're never worth it.” 63:22
1:04:41Model synopsis: A crowded interior scene with several people visible; one person is seen from behind, and another is partially visible in the background. Transcript lines suggest gambling or card game activity.
2 people observed.
“25 out and on the red.” 64:48 · “Give me a stack of blues.” 64:50
Model synopsis: A man speaks to another at a gambling table in a crowded saloon; a woman stands on a platform behind them. The transcript contains romantic lines spoken during this interaction.
5 people observed.
“Something in your eyes a little bit different” 65:05 · “Something that appeals” 65:09
Model synopsis: A woman in a sequined dress and a man in a shirt are shown in a dimly lit interior with other people and a sign reading 'Lila Deal'. The transcript includes lines about trust and a comment on the man's shirt button.
4 people observed.
“Something I've been looking for.” 65:31 · “If I could just be sure that you're on the level.” 65:35
Model synopsis: A man in a dark shirt and neckerchief stands in a dimly lit bar while another man in a suit and hat interacts with a woman at the bar counter. The transcript includes fragmented dialogue about money, love, and ordering bourbon.
3 people observed.
“All right, buddy, you gonna let it ride? On or off at 17.” 66:02 · “In every way, you're just a little bit different.” 66:18
1:06:52Model synopsis: A group of men in hats stand around a bar counter in a dimly lit interior; one requests bourbon while another objects to being interrupted during a serious discussion. The scene suggests tension among patrons after a prior altercation.
5 people observed.
“Bourbon, large glass.” 66:42 · “There's plenty of room on either side. Do you have to come bowling in here between us?” 66:44
Model synopsis: Three men stand together in a dimly lit interior; a man and a woman sit at a table with drinks. No names are spoken, and no specific event is shown beyond their presence.
5 people observed.
“Gentlemen, what were the brigades in the overhead...” 67:01 · “Many of the brigades, I've had a dreadful time keeping body and soul together.” 67:03
Model synopsis: Four people sit at a table in a dimly lit establishment while a group stands at a bar in the background. One man drinks from a glass while a woman looks on; dialogue references the Becker brothers and 'mueros'.
5 people observed.
“Here's your trip.” 67:16 · “What's eating you tall man?” 67:18
Model synopsis: A group of men in a dimly lit bar discuss closing an incident and managing tempers; one suggests apologizing while another calls for more whiskey. A man in a light shirt moves through the space as others remain standing near the bar.
5 people observed.
“Gentlemen, let's consider the incident closed.” 67:33 · “Watch our tempers.” 67:35
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are shown in close-up, followed by a wider shot of a saloon with a man at a piano and another moving across the room, then a close-up of two men talking. The transcript includes fragmented lines about 'the hope' and 'Andy's always on tape.'
Named: Andy (t:67:59). 6 people observed.
“the hope.” 67:58 · “Oh, Andy's always on tape.” 67:59
1:08:15Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing is seen in a dimly lit interior, holding a rifle and aiming it while crouched. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:08:21Model synopsis: A man in a shirt and bow tie is visible in the foreground, with other figures in hats at a bar in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
1:08:25Model synopsis: A man and two women are visible in a dimly lit interior space; one woman wears a sequined dress. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a dark coat moves through a dimly lit interior with ornate decor while another man speaks off-screen. The setting includes a bar or counter with bottles and a decorative pillar, and a third man is visible near the bar in the final frame.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A group of people is visible on a balcony or upper level of an interior space, while a man sits alone below. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
4 people observed.
Model synopsis: A group of people are gathered on a balcony overlooking a dimly lit, crowded room with a chandelier. One woman holds a small object while others look on or react.
5 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men are fighting in a crowded room; one man apologizes to another named Bert after hitting him. The scene is chaotic with people moving around and furniture visible.
Named: Bert (t:68:59). 3 people observed.
“I must have hit the wrong man.” 68:59 · “I'll say you did.” 68:59
1:09:20Model synopsis: A physical altercation occurs among several men in a dimly lit interior space. One man is being pushed or thrown over a table while others engage around him.
4 people observed.
Model synopsis: A person in a dark interior speaks while another stands near a doorway; the scene shifts to a dim outdoor alley where figures move. No names are spoken, and the setting appears to be nighttime.
2 people observed.
1:10:20Model synopsis: A man and a woman are in a dimly lit interior room; the woman speaks about fear and weeping while the man mentions reading a Bible. The setting includes a bed, a lamp, and shelves with objects.
2 people observed.
“Oh honey, I was so afraid you'd get hurt.” 70:01 · “I'm sitting by the river and I'm weeping all the day.” 70:13
Model synopsis: A woman is shown speaking with urgency in an interior setting; a man is visible in the background. The transcript contains the word 'Quiet!' spoken during this interval.
2 people observed.
“Quiet!” 70:47
1:11:06Model synopsis: A woman stands in a dimly lit interior holding a chair; dialogue suggests urgency and confusion about someone leaving. No names are spoken that can be attached to visible persons.
1 person observed.
“Oh Randy stop him! With what? Where's he going? Has he forgotten something?” 70:53 · “No.” 71:00
Model synopsis: A woman in an apron stands in a kitchen while a rider on horseback is seen through a doorway in a desert landscape. A line of dialogue expresses surprise.
2 people observed.
“Oh, my God.” 71:30
1:11:39Model synopsis: A woman in a light blouse and skirt stands in a doorway, looking forward. Another person is visible in the background, facing away.
2 people observed.
1:11:44Model synopsis: A man stands beside a horse in an open landscape with rock formations visible in the background. The scene is shot in black and white with a static frame showing the man and horse through a doorway or frame.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A woman speaks with a man at a counter while another woman is visible in the background; dialogue suggests a domestic setting with references to feeding chickens and boarding a horse. The scene includes a brief interaction about a meal and chocolate, with one character asking for help.
4 people observed.
“Quiet! Don't saddle my horse, will you, kid?” 71:57 · “Hello. Well, I haven't had a decent meal since I left you. Chocolate?” 72:08
1:13:11Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand in a dimly lit interior space, engaged in a tense conversation about past separation and fear of commitment. The dialogue reveals the man's belief that the woman left because she feared being trapped in a relationship with him.
Named: Court (t:73:37). 2 people observed.
“You came back?” 72:46 · “Why?” 72:52
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are shown in close proximity, speaking and then embracing. The woman speaks about conditions for staying together, and the man responds with a physical embrace.
2 people observed.
“And I made up my mind if you came back, I'd tell you this.” 73:47 · “That whenever you want, of course, you can be.” 73:51
1:14:08Model synopsis: A man stands in a doorway speaking about being an Indian fighter, while two others face him inside a dimly lit interior. The scene is framed to show the doorway and the figures in silhouette against a bright exterior.
3 people observed.
“I'm” 74:06 · “I used to be an Indian fighter.” 74:13
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand together in a dim interior as dialogue suggests a recent absence and a question about a horse. The man is dressed in Western attire and the woman wears a light blouse with a neckerchief.
3 people observed.
“Just can't help walking up soft on people.” 74:17 · “Morning, Missy.” 74:21
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and a woman in a light blouse are shown in conversation; a third man in a cowboy hat is visible in a group shot. The transcript includes dialogue about travel, witnesses, and names like Randy McCall and Christine Taylor.
4 people observed.
“And he sure covered a lot of country.” 74:40 · “I just wanted to see what the young lady lied for you.” 74:46
Model synopsis: Two people in Western attire speak indoors; one man is shown alone with arms crossed, then with a woman. The dialogue mentions witnesses named Lala Neal, Christine, and Randy.
4 people observed.
“That's what I call witnesses.” 75:08 · “Lala Neal, I suppose.” 75:13
1:15:36Model synopsis: A person in a hat stands near a brick wall with an outdoor landscape visible. Dialogue includes an insult and a question about being a 'brush jumper'.
1 person observed.
“Come here, junkhead.” 75:35 · “You dollar and a half brush jumper?” 75:37
1:15:51Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat sits on a horse in a dimly lit outdoor setting. He speaks about patience and mischievous quirks, and states he is present.
1 person observed.
“Well, there's some mischievous quirk.” 75:45 · “But I'm patient.” 75:49
1:16:07Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand together in a dimly lit interior space. The transcript mentions a name, Lila, and refers to a prior conversation about her during delirium.
Named: Lila (t:76:06). 2 people observed.
“Lila.” 76:06 · “We talked about her when they were delirious.” 76:10
1:16:22Model synopsis: A man in a dark shirt and neckerchief stands inside a dimly lit room with a wooden door behind him. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:16:41Model synopsis: A woman in a dark dress stands in a dimly lit interior while a man in a hat is visible behind her; the transcript contains exclamations of shock. No names, time of day, or specific location are established from the frames or transcript.
2 people observed.
“Oh, my God.” 76:38 · “Oh” 76:41
Model synopsis: A woman in period dress holds a dark object while a man in a wide-brimmed hat stands near a brick wall. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in the frames.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A woman holds a small dark animal while a man in a cowboy hat looks on. The setting appears to be an interior space with brick walls.
2 people observed.
1:17:53Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand facing each other in a dimly lit interior, speaking. The woman gestures while talking about hair resembling corn silk.
2 people observed.
“I'm” 77:47 · “I wish my hair were...” 77:49
1:18:08Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat stands outdoors holding a flaming object near a wagon, with a wooden building and distant rock formations in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:18:12Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and dark neckerchief stands outdoors in a barren, dirt landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:18:20Model synopsis: A man stands holding a plow while another man rides a horse nearby; the transcript includes a comment about seeing Kurt Evans behind the plow. The setting is outdoors in a rocky, open area.
Named: Kurt Evans (t:78:24). 2 people observed.
“Oh, my God.” 78:14 · “Oh, yeah.” 78:17
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats are outdoors in a rocky, arid landscape; one stands beside a horse while the other faces him. Dialogue suggests a tense, personal exchange about intentions and whereabouts.
2 people observed.
“Pony walks as soft as you do.” 78:28 · “Oh, I figured you'd have hurt him.” 78:32
1:18:51Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and dark shirt sits outdoors in a rocky, arid landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:18:54Model synopsis: Two men on horseback face away from the camera toward a rocky landscape. One man holds a rifle across his saddle.
2 people observed.
1:19:24Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats are outdoors in a rocky landscape; one stands holding reins and gestures while speaking, the other sits on a horse listening. The dialogue suggests a confrontation about a woman and a future that did not unfold as expected.
Named: Quirk (t:78:57). 2 people observed.
“You know, Quirk,” 78:57 · “Kind of respected you.” 79:05
1:19:58Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks outdoors in a rocky landscape, stating he has never been run off and must leave despite wanting to stay. The scene is set in daylight with no interior elements visible.
1 person observed.
“Well, now, I'll tell you.” 79:52 · “I never have been run off no place yet.” 79:55
1:20:06Model synopsis: A woman in a long dress stands beside a horse-drawn wagon near a wooden building with a porch. The setting appears to be outdoors in a rural or semi-rural area with hills in the background.
1 person observed.
1:20:13Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats are outdoors in a rocky landscape; one speaks to the other. The dialogue suggests a refusal to part ways or a challenge to a shared activity.
2 people observed.
“No quits.” 80:09 · “You don't ride a new rope with me.” 80:11
1:20:21Model synopsis: A man in a hat and dark coat stands outdoors on a dirt path. No dialogue or other people are visible in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man stands near a covered wagon outside a building while a woman in a long dress and hat steps down from the wagon. Another man in a hat is visible nearby. The transcript contains only fragmented speech.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks to a woman in a shirt; she smiles and adjusts her collar. The dialogue suggests resistance to wedding formalities and an invitation to leave together.
2 people observed.
“There's a lot of fufara and nonsense have to go with it.” 80:38 · “I'm not gonna stand for a lot of dressing up and a batch of jabbering people looking at me just 'cause I'm getting married.” 80:42
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks to a woman outdoors; she stands behind him near a vehicle. The transcript includes fragmented dialogue about blackberries and a command to 'Call her on.'
2 people observed.
“Peccan blackberries?” 80:59 · “Mm-hmm.” 81:00
1:21:21Model synopsis: A horse-drawn carriage is visible on a dirt road in a desert landscape with distant mesas. No people are clearly visible, and no dialogue or on-screen text is present in the frames.
1:21:33Model synopsis: A single frame shows a wooded outdoor scene with trees and distant hills. A transcript line at 81:31 says, 'I think we have enough work.'
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat walks outdoors carrying a bucket, then appears at a typewriter in a different outdoor setting. The transcript includes lines about disliking blackberries and the work involved.
1 person observed.
“Never did like blackberries. No, I know I was right.” 81:39 · “Too much work connected with it. I'll get some more first.” 81:44
1:22:10Model synopsis: A man and a woman sit outdoors near flowers while discussing a wasp and the identity of a flower. The woman corrects the man’s identification of the flower, and he responds with a playful remark about trust.
2 people observed.
“Look out, there's a wasp on that petunia. Don't kill him!” 82:07 · “Well, it's all right for you to trust, Wasp.” 82:11
1:22:31Model synopsis: A woman smiles while seated outdoors as dialogue about the name 'Court Evans' is spoken. The setting appears to be a garden or wooded area with foliage visible behind her.
Named: Court Evans (t:82:27). 1 person observed.
“Court Evans.” 82:27 · “I just like the sound of it.” 82:31
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks to a woman outdoors; he recounts being raised by a cattleman who found him on a trail. The woman listens as he describes the man's past with a lasso.
2 people observed.
“The fellow who half raised me gave it to me.” 82:37 · “He found me somewhere along the big cattle trail.” 82:40
1:23:08Model synopsis: A man in a hat speaks to a woman while recounting a story about Walt Ennis, who was involved in a fatal confrontation in a gambling place. The scene is outdoors, with foliage visible in the background.
Named: Walt Ennis (t:83:05). 2 people observed.
“His name was Walt Ennis.” 83:05 · “He was down in a gambling place.” 83:08
1:23:24Model synopsis: A woman speaks while seated outdoors, with a man partially visible beside her; the dialogue suggests a conversation about movement or evasion. No named characters or specific time of day are established.
2 people observed.
“Stop it.” 83:18 · “Then what?” 83:20
1:23:39Model synopsis: A single frame shows a covered wagon on a rocky, mountainous terrain. No people are visible, and no dialogue or action is depicted beyond the static image.
Model synopsis: Two armed men crouch behind rocks while a man and woman ride in a wagon; later, a group travels on horseback along a dirt path. A voice states that one man has a gun despite not being seen with one.
6 people observed.
“I don't see any gun.” 83:57 · “I know him. He's got a gun all right. I know him.” 83:59
Model synopsis: The beat shows two wide shots of a rugged, arid landscape with rocky formations and sparse vegetation. No people, vehicles, or structures are visible, and the only spoken word is 'Oh.'
1 person observed.
“Oh.” 84:36
Model synopsis: A person rides a horse across a desert landscape, followed by a shot of two people in a carriage, then the horse rider again. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in these frames.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A group of riders on horseback moves across an open landscape with trees and rocky formations. Two individuals, one in a wide-brimmed hat and the other in a bonnet, are seated together in a wagon or cart.
4 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two riders on horseback travel along a dusty road in a rocky, arid landscape. One rider dismounts near a tree as the other continues forward.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A lone rider on horseback traverses a steep, rocky mountainside under a cloudy sky. The terrain is rugged with sparse trees and large boulders, and the rider appears to be ascending or descending a slope.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A horse-drawn carriage travels across a rocky riverbed, followed by a close-up of two people seated inside, then a wider shot of the carriage continuing its journey. The setting is outdoors, with trees and a cloudy sky visible.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man and a woman ride in a horse-drawn wagon along a dirt path next to a river, then on a dusty trail with a mountain in the background. The wagon kicks up dust as it moves.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: The scene shows a rocky canyon with a waterfall and turbulent water, followed by two horses running along a dusty trail near a mountain. No people are visible or audible in this beat.
Model synopsis: Two people are in turbulent water near rocks; another person in a hat watches from the shore. No names or specific events are stated in the transcript.
3 people observed.
“I'm not sure what you're doing.” 86:40 · “Oh” 86:46
1:26:53Model synopsis: A man holds a woman in an embrace in a dimly lit outdoor setting. The transcript contains only the word 'Oh.'
2 people observed.
“Oh.” 86:53
1:27:14Model synopsis: A person sits at a table in a dimly lit interior while another stands in a doorway; dialogue suggests urgency about finding a saloon and summoning a doctor. No names are spoken that identify the individuals.
2 people observed.
“Well, what are we waiting for?” 86:58 · “Nothing, I guess.” 87:01
1:28:31Model synopsis: Two men converse in a dimly lit interior with stone walls; one holds a glass while discussing alcohol's effects and medical helplessness. One man mentions a woman’s disapproval of violence, suggesting a moral conflict.
2 people observed.
“The varied uses to which men put alcohol.” 88:14 · “Just now I'm using it as an anodyne.” 88:24
1:29:40Model synopsis: A man stands near a saddled horse inside a dimly lit stable or barn. A voice speaks about someone knowing whether a killing occurred, and another voice calls out 'Quirk!'
1 person observed.
“Of course, you could argue logically that she wouldn't know whether you'd killed him or not.” 89:30 · “I think she'd know.” 89:36
1:30:05Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing stands in a stone-walled interior while another man in a vest is seen from behind; a voice expresses fatigue and calls for 'Father' to come upstairs. No named characters are identified in the dialogue or visuals.
2 people observed.
“And I'm too tired to be cynical.” 90:06 · “Father! Father! Come upstairs!” 90:16
Model synopsis: A woman in a nightgown stands near a bed while a man speaks to her; two men later appear in a dimly lit room with wooden beams. The transcript indicates concern for someone's health and a refusal to stay in bed.
3 people observed.
“But they are very ill. They must not be moving about. Mother, I've got to go to him. They must get back upstairs. But he needs me.” 90:21 · “This is insanity. I told you to keep her in bed. Do you want to commit suicide?” 90:28
1:31:08Model synopsis: A lone rider on horseback moves across an open, arid landscape with distant rock formations under a cloudy sky. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Two men are seen in a log cabin interior; one stands near a doorway while another sits. A horse and wagon are visible outside the cabin. The transcript mentions Hondo Jeffries and Kurt Evans in the context of a planned confrontation.
Named: Hondo Jeffries (t:91:20), Kurt Evans (t:91:20). 5 people observed.
“The other two hadn't had me covered. I never let that Hondo Jeffries pistol whip me.” 91:20 · “You and me will take the starch out of the whole caboodle of them.” 91:30
1:31:39Model synopsis: A man in a hat and vest stands in a dimly lit interior with a wagon wheel visible; he speaks about past events involving Quirt and others in Dodge City. No names are spoken that identify him, and no other people are visible or audible in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man on horseback is shown outside a wooden building, then inside a dim structure with others; later, multiple men are seen in a yard near a log building. One line refers to 'El Stevens' as if addressing him.
Named: El Stevens (t:92:01). 5 people observed.
“Come here.” 91:47 · “*sad*” 91:48
Model synopsis: A man in a striped shirt and hat speaks at a bar while another man in a vest and bow tie listens; a third man in a cowboy hat sits at a piano. The transcript includes dialogue about delivering a message and celebrating a win.
3 people observed.
“Is a miracle.” 92:03 · “Hey, buy the boys a drink.” 92:16
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks at a bar while others listen; another man in a plaid shirt and hat turns his head in a separate shot. The transcript includes a line questioning if something is a joke and mentions Court Evans.
4 people observed.
“What is this, a joke?” 93:03 · “Court Evans is...” 93:04
Model synopsis: Two men in a saloon are told to look at a tall man in a black hat standing outside at a blacksmith shop. The interior shows patrons at a bar with cowboy hats and bottles visible.
6 people observed.
“Jack, take a look in the street.” 93:14 · “There's a tall hombre in a black hat standing at the blacksmith shop.” 93:33
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks to another man named Pete inside a dimly lit bar; the scene includes other patrons and a bar counter. The speaker then turns away, and the camera shows a wider view of the bar with multiple people present.
Named: Pete (t:93:43). 4 people observed.
“Mind if I use the back door, Pete?” 93:43 · “So long, Pete.” 93:43
1:33:52Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat sits at a bar with another man in a hat behind him; a bottle and glass are on the counter. The setting appears to be an interior bar with dim lighting and visible windows.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats stand near a brick wall, one holding a bottle; a third man in a hat and suspenders looks upward. The transcript mentions a character named Cap and a reference to whiskey.
3 people observed.
“Well, this, uh, Cap's got nine lives.” 94:04 · “Maybe old Quirt's part of the cat.” 94:09
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats converse in a dimly lit room with brick walls; one offers a drink. A third man in a vest is later seen seated, and a wider shot shows multiple men standing near a bar with bottles visible.
5 people observed.
“to build up your nerve to come out. You fixing to get your ears pinned back? There's a better pair of ears out in the street if you want …” 94:16 · “Here, you drink this.” 94:23
1:34:41Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats stand facing each other in a dimly lit room with brick walls; one holds a bottle. Dialogue suggests tension over someone's presence spoiling a play.
2 people observed.
“That's good.” 94:38 · “Wouldn't want him around here to spoil our play.” 94:39
1:34:52Model synopsis: A man in a dark coat and wide-brimmed hat stands indoors near a brick wall, holding an object. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:35:08Model synopsis: A lone figure walks across an open desert landscape with rock formations in the background, while a horse stands near a wooden structure. No dialogue identifies any person by name, and no time of day or period is established.
1 person observed.
“I'm not.” 95:01 · “the” 95:13
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat walks down a dusty street in a Western town, passing a wagon and storefronts. The transcript includes exclamations of 'Amen' and 'Oh, my God' during this sequence.
1 person observed.
“Amen.” 95:40 · “Oh, my God.” 95:43
Model synopsis: A child walks on a dirt street near a wooden building labeled 'GENERAL STORE' while a man in a cowboy hat walks nearby. No names are spoken, and no time of day or period is established.
2 people observed.
1:36:22Model synopsis: A woman sits in a wagon holding a child; the background is an open field. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
1:36:27Model synopsis: A man in a dark hat and coat is visible in a dim interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:36:30Model synopsis: A woman is shown in a close-up, looking downward with a somber expression. No dialogue or environmental context is provided in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:36:35Model synopsis: A man in a dark coat and hat stands indoors near a window and door. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a dark coat and hat holds a pistol while speaking to a woman seated in a wagon; another man stands nearby in a street with a saloon sign. The transcript includes a command to 'step away from those women.'
3 people observed.
“I'm the one.” 96:43 · “I'm going to go.” 97:04
Model synopsis: A woman speaks to a man named Quirt, who is not visible in the frame. Two men in cowboy hats and shirts stand outside a building with a sign.
Named: Quirt (t:97:21). 4 people observed.
1:37:27Model synopsis: A man in a hat stands with his back to the camera while two women sit and look at him; the setting appears to be an interior space with a window showing an outdoor scene. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
1:37:30Model synopsis: Two men in Western attire stand outside a stone building with signage. One holds a hat and the other holds a rifle, both facing each other.
2 people observed.
1:37:33Model synopsis: A man in a wide-brimmed hat drives a wagon while a woman sits beside him; they are outdoors near a body of water. The scene is shot in black and white with a medium shot from behind the driver.
2 people observed.
1:37:37Model synopsis: A man in a wide-brimmed hat stands beside a train car in a rocky, open landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:37:42Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat stands near railroad tracks with a train car visible behind him. The scene is outdoors in daylight with a rocky hill in the background.
1 person observed.
1:37:49Model synopsis: A man in a hat stands near a wagon outside a building labeled 'GOLDEN EAGLE SALOON' while another man and a woman are visible nearby. A line is spoken expressing frustration about things not working out.
3 people observed.
1:37:57Model synopsis: A man lies on the ground outside a building with 'BEER' signs, while three men stand in the doorway and on the sidewalk. The scene is shot in black and white with studio lighting and appears to be set in a town square or street.
4 people observed.
1:38:09Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks to another person in front of a brick wall with partial signage reading 'GRAIN'. The transcript includes fragmented lines suggesting confrontation and a plan involving 'killing three Hawks with one stone'.
2 people observed.
“I had then did the rights.” 98:01 · “They got the Baker stage. So I figured I'd watch the ruckus.” 98:03
1:38:26Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat embraces a woman in front of a saloon sign; a wagon with a checkered blanket is nearby. The transcript includes a threat to hang someone and a statement of patience.
2 people observed.
“Nothing ever works out right.” 98:21 · “I missed you, good work.” 98:25
1:38:40Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat sits beside a woman in a patterned dress; another woman is visible behind them. The man speaks, declaring he will be a farmer from now on. The setting appears to be outdoors in a rural landscape.
3 people observed.
“Not me, mister.” 98:34 · “From now on, I'm a farmer.” 98:36
1:39:02Model synopsis: Two men in Western attire stand together in a dimly lit interior; one speaks of hanging a gun on a wall in Morpheus with a new rope. No names are spoken that identify either person.
2 people observed.
“That's quirky.” 98:54 · “Hey, Kurt might need that.” 99:01
1:39:23Model synopsis: The final shot of the film shows a dirt road through a rocky landscape with the words 'THE END' superimposed. No people or actions are visible in this beat.
1:39:31Model synopsis: The frame is entirely black with no visible content. No events, people, or objects can be identified from this single frame.
Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 1272 segments kept, 453 dropped as the kind of hallucination the model produces over music and silence. Each timestamp links to the Archive's player at that second. This has not been checked against the film and can be wrong.
Every free film of 1947 with a copy
By the average clip vector of the keyframes; a measurement, not a judgement