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Gunsmoke: Britt roughs up Louie. Matt arrests him. In the morning he leaves Dodge. Britt meets Race on the trail. They ride to his home. Aunt Jen greets him for the first time in five years. Jen asks Britt if she met Race in prison. Race was caught robbing a stage. Britt says Race could use some help on the farm. Race says we'll try it for awhile. Two members of Race's old gang, Filler and Grosset, ride into Dodge. Matt invites them to leave. The farm and Aunt Jen need a lot of things from town. Britt knocks over a crate in the barn. Inside is money and guns. Britt goes into Olathe, Kansas for supplies. He tells a barkeep he rode with Race two days ago. Filler and Grosset are there and tell Britt he has a big mouth, they follow him to Race's. The sheriff tells Race he isn't welcome. Race says he's through with crime. Britt tells Matt Race wants to see him. Race says he's tired. Matt says you don't deserve a fair shake, all the killing you did. Race asks Matt to take Britt with him. Matt says that won't work unless he wants to go. Race tells Britt to ride out. The money's gone from the crate. Race demands the money from Filler and Grosset. Race says he has a plan. Race gives Jen the money, but says he's leaving. Britt says he just couldn't go. Race tells him you can go on this ride. They're going to hit the freight office. Grosset asks Britt if he's killed before, let me see your draw. Grosset shoots Britt in the leg. Race kills Filler and Grosset. Race takes Britt to Doc, and leaves some money for him. Race tells Matt I'm gonna kill you. Matt shoots him. Race tells Matt I had to die, it's the only way they'd let me sleep.

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