When Nora asks Clay to go with her to the Indian agent about the money he owes her, he really doesn't know how much trouble his 'helping out' will be. When they arrive, Sam King (Star Trek's Dr. McCoy) isn't there. Instead, a chief apache is waiting to kill McCoy. Clay talks the Indian into letting McCoy...er...King have a fair trial, but even that proves feeble since the charges Clay thought he was guilty for actually turn out to be a lot worse. King kidnapped at beat the chief's wife...
That's when things really heat up. Of course I happen to like the ending the best. Sparring between Clay and Marshal Scott always makes me smile. These two were perfectly suited for the roles they have to play. I love how they have a love/hate relationship! With Clay's moral gun fighting standards and the Marshal's ethical "by the law" standards, it makes for some interesting covos for sure!
That's when things really heat up. Of course I happen to like the ending the best. Sparring between Clay and Marshal Scott always makes me smile. These two were perfectly suited for the roles they have to play. I love how they have a love/hate relationship! With Clay's moral gun fighting standards and the Marshal's ethical "by the law" standards, it makes for some interesting covos for sure!
