irst lines] o two young Indian boys] gan: Git! [to Dillon, who is carrying a bale of furs] Them papooses - I'd keep 'em out if I was you. If it ain't nailed down, they'll steal it. tt Dillon: They live here. gan: Well, I guess a squaw is better than no woman a'tall, huh? tt Dillon: You were given 15 years in territorial prison, Logan. What are you doin' out? gan: Lookin' for you. Been a long look, Dillon, but I promised myself I'd pay you back. Here I am. tt Dillon: Mister, you aren't the first gunny come lookin' for me. There's two more buried out in back there. Now you better drop the gunbelt. gan: Now why should I do that? tt Dillon: 'Cause I got one aimed right at your belly. gan: You gotta be desperate runnin' a bluff like that. illon shoots the cup out of Logan's hand] tt Dillon: Drop the gun... Now that hideout gun that's holdin' up your backbone. gan: You don't leave a man a lot, do you, Marshal? tt Dillon: Mister, you didn't bring a whole lot with ya!

gan: What's that I hear? tt Dillon: Oh, that's just a little whitewater up ahead. gan: I can't swim! tt Dillon: You can walk can't you? gan: Walk? tt Dillon: Yeah. You have to make two trips. First you take these pelts down around the rapids, then you come back and carry the canoe. It's only a couple of miles. gan: Carry the canoe? The hell I will! tt Dillon: The hell you won't.

. Galen Adams: Kitty, I know this has been harder on you then anybody. He's going to be all right. I promise. tty Russell: What about next time, Doc? What can you promise me about that?

tt Dillon: I was wonderin' if you were going to come to say goodbye. tty Russell: I was wonderin' too. It isn't easy. tt Dillon: No, Kitty, it isn't. tty Russell: Matt, I-I don't you want to think... Well, it isn't that it's... tt Dillon: Kitty, we've never needed explanations, have we? tty Russell: No. Goodbye, Matt tt Dillon: Goodbye, Kitty

att has just knocked out a young Army officer who tried to arrest him] tt Dillon: I'm sorry, Lieutenant, but I don't have time to play games. ight Water, Jake Flagg's Daughter: He was looking for my father, too? tt Dillon: That's right. Bright Water will you look after him? The boy is as green as they come, but he does have backbone. One of these days, he'll make a hell of an officer. ight Water, Jake Flagg's Daughter: A blue belly? tt Dillon: A blue belly who near got himself killed lookin' out for you.

tt Dillon: You know, Kitty, it's really been good seeing you again. Maybe when all this is over and I get back... [his sentence is incomplete as Kitty responds] tty Russell: I'll be here. [as Matt closes the door behind him] Aren't I always?

tty Russell: No woman ever loved a man more than I loved Matt Dillon.