- Jessie Macahan: Sir?
- [pause]
- Jessie Macahan: I brought you some food and water.
- [the old indian shakes his head]
- Jessie Macahan: But you've been out here all day in this hot sun. You'll die.
- Old Man: I will die, very soon, now.
- Jessie Macahan: But I don't understand.
- Old Man: It is the way.
- Jessie Macahan: I knew we should've come earlier, when we first saw you. But he wouldn't let me.
- Old Man: My grandson was right.
- Jessie Macahan: [Teel-O arrives on the scene] Your grandson?
- Old Man: His father forbad him to stay behind, but he would not listen and so he found you. It was written. So go now. My spirits call. My time is here.
- Judge Rensen: Oh, by the way, my name is Darryl Rensen.
- Luke Macahan: [they shake hands] Luke... Smith
- Judge Rensen: Oh, come on, boy, If you're gonna lie about your name use some imagination. Say that you're Luke. N. G. Hasenpfeffer, nobody will give you a second look.
- Luke Macahan: I'll have to remember that.
- Ed Walters: Well, eh, it's not a, a question of me hiding anything, I guess I, I just never talked to a newspaperman before.
- Luke Macahan: Ah, you expect to see someone with two heads, I bet.
- Deek Peasley: [Laura is chosing between two pieces of cloth] Hey, you know, if that, eh... material there is for the making of a skirt, I kinda lean toward the red. I mean, there ain't a healthy man alive who don't 'preciate seeing a woman's body kinda move around under a red skirt.
- Deek Peasley: Now I'm not much for bragging, Molly, but I ain't a bad lookin' man when I get outta the barber chair.
- Molly Culhane: I commend your modesty, Mr. Peasley.