WEBVTT 00:03.237 --> 00:14.447 [SPEAKER_01]: Welcome to Crooked Stories Theatre, where each week we bring you strange and quirky tales, stories with a small twist and odd setting, a unique character. 00:15.208 --> 00:21.714 [SPEAKER_01]: It could be a drama of light horror, a sitcom, really any kind of story, as long as it's just a bit crooked. 00:24.537 --> 00:31.303 [SPEAKER_01]: Today, we're excited to bring you part two of our eight part supernatural western drama Devils 00:34.608 --> 00:42.420 [SPEAKER_05]: Previously on Devil's Do, money, jewelry, anything valuable. 00:44.583 --> 00:46.947 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I didn't say we wouldn't do anything. 00:46.967 --> 00:49.291 [SPEAKER_04]: I said it wasn't our fight. 00:51.734 --> 00:55.861 [SPEAKER_04]: Marvin and I believe we've got something to discuss. 00:57.864 --> 01:00.548 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't believe I'm inclined to give. 01:02.114 --> 01:04.522 [SPEAKER_03]: You can't add, run it, what you've done. 01:04.582 --> 01:08.313 [SPEAKER_01]: You in or you out. 01:10.561 --> 01:12.707 [SPEAKER_01]: And now, we present Devil's Do. 01:13.369 --> 01:15.516 [SPEAKER_01]: Episode 2, The Serpent. 01:35.932 --> 01:38.396 [SPEAKER_01]: I think I'm game for another round. 01:38.416 --> 01:42.522 [SPEAKER_06]: Hit it already, but a long day for Walt, tracking the thieves, baiting the trap. 01:42.923 --> 01:47.651 [SPEAKER_06]: Watching Marvin wiggle free is he and dirt clumsily cheated the old man out of his do nightly earnings. 01:47.951 --> 01:54.261 [SPEAKER_06]: Still, in this business, the gambling game, one had to be nimble enough to adjust to new cards. 01:54.241 --> 01:57.064 [SPEAKER_06]: and the preacher had definitely been a new car. 01:57.625 --> 01:59.667 [SPEAKER_06]: He would play that particular hand soon enough. 01:59.687 --> 02:02.190 [SPEAKER_06]: But first, Walt had an itch to scratch. 02:02.570 --> 02:04.692 [SPEAKER_06]: Something that had been bothering him all day. 02:05.493 --> 02:13.822 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, what mama's gonna think of me when I come home with a fancy new pocket watch and a new ring. 02:14.262 --> 02:18.607 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin bubbled with confidence as one would with the advantages before him. 02:18.627 --> 02:22.651 [SPEAKER_06]: Until I think I'm gonna change my luck for this one. 02:22.872 --> 02:24.113 [SPEAKER_04]: Walt switched seats. 02:24.093 --> 02:26.316 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, come on, now that ain't necessary. 02:26.376 --> 02:27.979 [SPEAKER_04]: necessary, you're not. 02:28.359 --> 02:28.980 [SPEAKER_06]: It's done. 02:29.000 --> 02:30.422 [SPEAKER_06]: Deal them out. 02:31.124 --> 02:32.846 [SPEAKER_06]: It was over almost before it started. 02:33.106 --> 02:36.592 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin, without Dirk's watchful eye, was not a skilled player. 02:37.112 --> 02:38.234 [SPEAKER_05]: Maybe one more? 02:39.276 --> 02:40.237 [SPEAKER_05]: Let me win it back. 02:40.938 --> 02:46.827 [SPEAKER_04]: It seems to me a player of your talent level won't to be satisfied with a pocket full of my money. 02:47.279 --> 02:49.381 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt scooped up the ring and his watch. 02:49.821 --> 02:54.065 [SPEAKER_06]: He and Nathan made for the exit, but not before Walt tipped his cap to Dirk. 02:54.666 --> 02:56.568 [SPEAKER_06]: Next time you'll join us. 02:57.208 --> 03:00.031 [SPEAKER_06]: Dirk would never catch the true meaning of the invitation. 03:00.491 --> 03:04.395 [SPEAKER_06]: It didn't diminish Walt's small sense of self satisfaction from the communication. 03:04.875 --> 03:06.997 [SPEAKER_06]: Besides, plenty of time for education. 03:07.478 --> 03:09.860 [SPEAKER_06]: He pushed the saloon doors open, stepped outside. 03:10.280 --> 03:14.164 [SPEAKER_06]: No matter the outcome, and after poker shot of night air was always welcome. 03:18.633 --> 03:22.117 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt turned the corner of the saloon, Nathan, anxiously trailing behind. 03:22.157 --> 03:24.560 [SPEAKER_06]: For a minute there, I thought you were going to shoot them. 03:25.221 --> 03:30.147 [SPEAKER_06]: For the preacher showed, Walt pulled a pistol from a holster, held it up to his temple. 03:30.508 --> 03:31.429 [SPEAKER_02]: Whoa, what are you? 03:31.629 --> 03:32.530 [SPEAKER_06]: He pulled the trigger. 03:34.793 --> 03:35.514 [SPEAKER_02]: It was empty? 03:35.574 --> 03:38.698 [SPEAKER_04]: Told you, I don't kill people. 03:39.699 --> 03:43.003 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't mean I can't bluff once in a while. 03:43.372 --> 03:45.194 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't have no bullets. 03:45.214 --> 03:46.035 [SPEAKER_04]: I got bullets. 03:46.655 --> 03:49.018 [SPEAKER_04]: Right here, front pocket. 03:49.038 --> 03:52.061 [SPEAKER_04]: I may be a fool, but I'm not stupid. 03:52.982 --> 03:54.063 [SPEAKER_02]: Where are we sleeping tonight? 03:54.864 --> 03:56.146 [SPEAKER_04]: Nights not done. 03:57.187 --> 04:00.490 [SPEAKER_04]: You know what that coach was going for, got robbed? 04:00.510 --> 04:00.831 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, sir. 04:01.451 --> 04:01.772 [SPEAKER_04]: Good. 04:02.372 --> 04:06.216 [SPEAKER_04]: You take this ring and give it back to that fella and his wife. 04:06.657 --> 04:07.458 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't understand. 04:07.518 --> 04:09.700 [SPEAKER_02]: Why the ring but not the money? 04:09.882 --> 04:11.564 [SPEAKER_02]: It could have easily whipped that guy at the table. 04:11.804 --> 04:15.910 [SPEAKER_04]: If you kept him honest, uh, money flows this way in that way. 04:15.930 --> 04:19.314 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't concern myself with the specifics of it. 04:19.334 --> 04:20.215 [SPEAKER_04]: It's unimportant. 04:21.036 --> 04:25.842 [SPEAKER_04]: I just make sure enough flows to me, so I can keep going. 04:25.862 --> 04:27.685 [SPEAKER_04]: The man that got robbed, though. 04:28.626 --> 04:30.168 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, that was his mother's ring. 04:31.189 --> 04:32.991 [SPEAKER_04]: Stealing a man's memories? 04:34.093 --> 04:39.720 [SPEAKER_04]: Things like that, half a matter. 04:40.342 --> 04:44.628 [SPEAKER_06]: Now, go, won't watch the young man ride off, then he waited. 04:45.269 --> 04:48.374 [SPEAKER_06]: Several hours past before Dirk and Marvin stumbled out of the saloon. 04:48.794 --> 04:50.176 [SPEAKER_06]: Drunk as the night was dark. 04:50.477 --> 04:53.381 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, God almighty that was fun. 04:54.282 --> 04:56.125 [SPEAKER_05]: You hear what he done said to me? 04:56.165 --> 04:59.150 [SPEAKER_05]: You got an angel on your shoulder. 05:00.471 --> 05:01.613 [SPEAKER_07]: Ha ha ha ha ha! 05:01.633 --> 05:04.257 [SPEAKER_07]: He got me wings of the halo of arms! 05:04.675 --> 05:08.321 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, suppose we should hit that chuckle head again tomorrow? 05:08.962 --> 05:10.464 [SPEAKER_07]: Maybe wind that ring back? 05:10.484 --> 05:15.072 [SPEAKER_06]: The words were barely out of his crooked mouth, when the gun barrels dug into the back of each man's head. 05:15.492 --> 05:19.258 [SPEAKER_04]: Your boys dragged me as the something for nap and time. 05:19.599 --> 05:20.260 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt cocked the pistols. 05:20.280 --> 05:23.325 [SPEAKER_07]: I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I 05:23.592 --> 05:26.099 [SPEAKER_06]: Just the type I'm looking for. 05:26.701 --> 05:31.354 [SPEAKER_06]: While lower the guns, relief washed over Durk and Mark, though it was almost certain. 05:31.795 --> 05:34.142 [SPEAKER_06]: Durk had a little idea what was even going on. 05:34.162 --> 05:37.973 [SPEAKER_04]: At Breachier, converting the towns guilt into money. 05:38.510 --> 05:42.336 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a shake down plane and simple but it's a good one. 05:43.177 --> 05:44.459 [SPEAKER_04]: Very lucrative. 05:45.140 --> 05:49.687 [SPEAKER_04]: I need you boys to help me nip that big bag of shame in carries. 05:50.208 --> 05:50.689 [SPEAKER_04]: Shame? 05:51.390 --> 05:52.812 [SPEAKER_05]: Money, you idiot? 05:53.433 --> 05:54.695 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a bag of money. 05:55.296 --> 05:56.898 [SPEAKER_04]: We split it three ways. 05:57.639 --> 05:58.441 [SPEAKER_04]: Are you up for it? 05:59.062 --> 06:01.105 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, shoot, yeah, we're up for it. 06:01.545 --> 06:01.846 [SPEAKER_04]: Great. 06:02.407 --> 06:04.730 [SPEAKER_04]: He hides the money upstairs. 06:04.991 --> 06:07.234 [SPEAKER_04]: Tomorrow morning, I'll distract him. 06:07.703 --> 06:09.005 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, that's when you hit. 06:09.526 --> 06:10.047 [SPEAKER_04]: Now that? 06:10.808 --> 06:11.669 [SPEAKER_05]: That's a good plan. 06:12.050 --> 06:14.394 [SPEAKER_04]: Simple plan, that's what makes it good. 06:15.155 --> 06:18.981 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, you boys too drunk to remember this conversation. 06:19.001 --> 06:21.766 [SPEAKER_04]: No, sir, we'll be there. 06:22.667 --> 06:26.193 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt turned for the saloon, the gambling and scheming had made him tire. 06:26.373 --> 06:29.779 [SPEAKER_06]: Tonight, he would sleep well, at least he hoped. 06:42.787 --> 06:46.191 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt's beard shivered with the vibration of his prolific snoring. 06:46.651 --> 06:48.453 [SPEAKER_06]: He was indeed sleeping well. 06:52.557 --> 06:54.559 [SPEAKER_06]: The saloon downstairs was finally quiet. 06:55.020 --> 06:57.022 [SPEAKER_06]: The sinners exhausted from their sinning. 06:57.443 --> 06:59.765 [SPEAKER_06]: The frilly ladies slept, their purse is full. 07:00.165 --> 07:02.768 [SPEAKER_06]: The piano player home to rest his tired fingers. 07:03.309 --> 07:04.990 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt didn't care about any of them. 07:05.011 --> 07:07.333 [SPEAKER_06]: He dreamt of teaching the old preacher, a lesson. 07:07.894 --> 07:11.157 [SPEAKER_06]: But he stood 07:13.398 --> 07:16.843 [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't see the young woman lean over him, and whisper in his ear. 07:16.883 --> 07:18.926 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm coming for you. 07:19.707 --> 07:21.851 [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't see the door, push open behind her. 07:23.914 --> 07:28.641 [SPEAKER_06]: Nor the snake, several feet long, thick as a cow's leg, inching into his room. 07:29.863 --> 07:33.268 [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't see its slither across the wood floor and up the leg of his bed. 07:33.308 --> 07:38.055 [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't feel its squirmets away under his covers and past his right knee. 07:39.706 --> 07:43.309 [SPEAKER_06]: He felt it though, when it finally sank its fangs into his hand. 07:43.850 --> 08:07.131 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no 08:07.904 --> 08:09.447 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt's eyes shot to the young woman. 08:09.827 --> 08:11.029 [SPEAKER_06]: Now sitting across the room. 08:13.173 --> 08:13.834 [SPEAKER_06]: Rachel? 08:14.895 --> 08:16.819 [SPEAKER_06]: Can you see it? 08:17.940 --> 08:18.862 [SPEAKER_00]: What's about to happen? 08:19.343 --> 08:22.889 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt grabbed his head, a desperate attempt to stop the spinning room. 08:23.369 --> 08:24.451 [SPEAKER_06]: The visions came quickly. 08:24.832 --> 08:26.895 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin and Dirk walking toward the saloon. 08:27.376 --> 08:28.478 [SPEAKER_00]: They'll be here soon. 08:29.039 --> 08:32.865 [SPEAKER_06]: The two men sneaking down the upstairs hallway past Walt's door. 08:33.132 --> 08:35.215 [SPEAKER_06]: dirt grabbing the money from under the bed. 08:35.276 --> 08:36.778 [SPEAKER_03]: They'll take what's yours. 08:37.199 --> 08:44.771 [SPEAKER_06]: The two men kicking at their horses as they rode away, and finally, the two men asleep in a field, the bag of money, between. 08:45.412 --> 08:47.436 [SPEAKER_05]: You'll get what you deserve. 08:48.417 --> 08:49.860 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt fought to focus his vision. 08:50.220 --> 08:51.342 [SPEAKER_06]: The woman was gone. 08:51.743 --> 08:53.606 [SPEAKER_06]: All the remain was the coming betrayal. 08:54.067 --> 08:56.170 [SPEAKER_06]: No sons of bitches. 08:56.386 --> 09:01.033 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt wrestled his pants over his wobbly legs, and struggled to pull on his boots and half. 09:01.794 --> 09:06.080 [SPEAKER_06]: He lumbled his way toward the door, each step on precarious balancing act. 09:07.082 --> 09:10.487 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt collapsed to the floor, his cheeks slamming against the rough blue planks. 09:10.787 --> 09:17.176 [SPEAKER_06]: His eyelids clench clothes as a poison rippled his muscles in a wave of spasms that swept from his temples to his toes. 09:17.737 --> 09:21.803 [SPEAKER_06]: He never saw the shadow as under the door, as two figures snuck past. 09:23.183 --> 09:24.085 [SPEAKER_07]: That room there. 09:24.906 --> 09:26.228 [SPEAKER_07]: Be careful. 09:27.350 --> 09:29.474 [SPEAKER_07]: All you'll just take peek. 09:32.159 --> 09:33.140 [SPEAKER_07]: Keep no one in there. 09:33.701 --> 09:34.643 [SPEAKER_07]: Check under the bed. 09:34.663 --> 09:45.462 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, just like you said, Bob. 09:47.585 --> 09:48.868 [SPEAKER_06]: The two men rode hard. 09:49.168 --> 09:55.462 [SPEAKER_06]: Every hook, the brought a clash of coins as the bag of money tied to Marvin Sattle, produced a steady rhythm of metallic notes. 09:56.925 --> 09:59.691 [SPEAKER_06]: It would have been pleasant, and Marvin not men so stressed. 10:00.372 --> 10:05.543 [SPEAKER_06]: He wasn't worried about the preacher, but Walt, he was definitely the type to hold a grudge. 10:06.603 --> 10:08.326 [SPEAKER_06]: The men grew tired before the horses. 10:08.646 --> 10:11.150 [SPEAKER_06]: Turns out a night of gambling, drinking and stealing. 10:11.691 --> 10:13.855 [SPEAKER_06]: Not great preparation for a long night's ride. 10:14.516 --> 10:15.898 [SPEAKER_06]: Dirk was the first to wilt. 10:16.359 --> 10:18.061 [SPEAKER_06]: He laid his head against his horses neck. 10:18.602 --> 10:20.485 [SPEAKER_06]: Sensing Dirk's loss of will, the horse. 10:20.886 --> 10:22.028 [SPEAKER_06]: Slowed to withdraw. 10:22.048 --> 10:23.189 [SPEAKER_05]: We can't stop now. 10:23.991 --> 10:27.316 [SPEAKER_05]: Sure as a tick on a hound dog, you'll be out for blood. 10:27.917 --> 10:30.501 [SPEAKER_07]: I ain't got no more in me, Marve. 10:30.835 --> 10:32.458 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin spun his horse around. 10:32.498 --> 10:36.427 [SPEAKER_06]: He looked for dust, movement, any sign the wall was on their trail. 10:36.988 --> 10:37.669 [SPEAKER_06]: He saw none. 10:38.210 --> 10:40.515 [SPEAKER_05]: All right, we'll grab a quick one. 10:41.397 --> 10:44.584 [SPEAKER_05]: But when I say go, we go. 10:45.546 --> 10:46.929 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt pulled himself to his feet. 10:47.310 --> 10:51.358 [SPEAKER_06]: His head still spinning, but an anger, oiled him sign. 10:51.338 --> 11:01.247 [SPEAKER_04]: Pull yourself together old man, you don't get right and soon you might never see those two idiots again. 11:06.357 --> 11:08.379 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt examined the dirt outside the saloon. 11:08.760 --> 11:10.521 [SPEAKER_06]: It didn't take a long to find the tracks. 11:10.982 --> 11:12.764 [SPEAKER_06]: Two horses, riding south-west. 11:13.324 --> 11:18.370 [SPEAKER_06]: He checked his saddle and pulled himself up, Walt whipped the reins and kicked his heels. 11:19.691 --> 11:28.320 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 11:28.340 --> 11:29.882 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, well, we can't sleep long. 11:30.122 --> 11:31.383 [SPEAKER_06]: Dirk, I had the bag of money. 11:32.725 --> 11:34.947 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll put it right between us. 11:36.462 --> 11:37.964 [SPEAKER_06]: each slap with a hand on the back. 11:38.644 --> 11:41.968 [SPEAKER_06]: Neither man stirred as the burlap rippled with movement. 11:41.988 --> 11:45.692 [SPEAKER_06]: Slowly, the snake, it's head swaying from side to side. 11:45.952 --> 11:51.238 [SPEAKER_06]: It's tongue licking at the cool night air, worked its way free of the weight of the coins in fabric. 11:51.258 --> 11:55.283 [SPEAKER_06]: The snake slithered across the brown Kansas dirt first toward the sleeping Marvin. 11:55.763 --> 11:57.925 [SPEAKER_06]: The creature coiled its tongue, dancing. 11:58.526 --> 12:03.972 [SPEAKER_06]: With an almost gentle touch, it bit Marvin's hand, just a kiss a poison. 12:03.952 --> 12:07.496 [SPEAKER_06]: As a snake turned for Dirk, Marvin began to dream. 12:09.318 --> 12:14.264 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin could see himself in the field sleeping under the blanket of stars. 12:15.145 --> 12:22.895 [SPEAKER_06]: He watched from above as if he were floating in the cool night air as Dirk sat up looked across the bag of money to his partner. 12:25.578 --> 12:31.545 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin, getting no response Dirk carefully lifted the bag of money and tied it to his saddle. 12:32.082 --> 12:34.085 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin continued watching from above. 12:34.726 --> 12:37.591 [SPEAKER_06]: His breath, quickening, has Durk's slowly turned. 12:38.933 --> 12:45.805 [SPEAKER_06]: He held his breath as Durk drew his gun, pointed it at his partner, his sleeping body, and pulled the trigger. 12:47.247 --> 12:50.853 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin and Durk bolted upright at the shocking finish to their collective dreams. 12:51.494 --> 12:58.866 [SPEAKER_06]: They spun for their guns, both men quickly turning on the other, sweat pour from each man's brow, the fever from the poison, breaking. 13:00.010 --> 13:00.531 [SPEAKER_06]: I saw you. 13:01.192 --> 13:02.114 [SPEAKER_06]: In my dream. 13:02.134 --> 13:03.596 [SPEAKER_06]: No, I saw you. 13:04.017 --> 13:05.680 [SPEAKER_06]: Each dude to confront the other. 13:05.700 --> 13:07.303 [SPEAKER_06]: Their hands shaking with fear. 13:08.024 --> 13:12.973 [SPEAKER_05]: Anger, sickness, you're gonna shoot me and take the money. 13:13.193 --> 13:14.796 [SPEAKER_05]: I saw it with my own eyes. 13:15.697 --> 13:18.983 [SPEAKER_05]: You shot me! 13:19.003 --> 13:23.571 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin's eyes dance from Dirk to the gun to the money. 13:26.808 --> 13:28.370 [SPEAKER_06]: won't pull his horse to a stop. 13:28.851 --> 13:31.575 [SPEAKER_06]: He had no interest in writing into an active gunfight. 13:32.236 --> 13:35.782 [SPEAKER_06]: He waited, his ear turned toward the rise over which he had heard the shots. 13:36.543 --> 13:38.326 [SPEAKER_06]: All the returned, was silence. 13:39.067 --> 13:40.930 [SPEAKER_06]: He dismounted, led his horse to the ridge. 13:41.491 --> 13:43.814 [SPEAKER_06]: The view across the shallow valley was expansive. 13:44.515 --> 13:49.423 [SPEAKER_06]: The sun, rising behind him, just beginning to light the view of the farthest edge. 13:49.403 --> 13:53.088 [SPEAKER_06]: There wasn't enough light, however, to see the bodies, to with them. 13:53.729 --> 13:56.693 [SPEAKER_06]: Want to top the other, Marvin and Dirk. 13:57.735 --> 14:00.098 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt waited him. 14:00.118 --> 14:04.123 [SPEAKER_06]: He looked dead and there was no movement, but he wanted to be sure. 14:04.704 --> 14:08.830 [SPEAKER_06]: He had been bluffed many times, and it could be deadly to be fooled now. 14:09.721 --> 14:13.326 [SPEAKER_06]: The more he pondered the situation though, the more his confidence rose. 14:14.067 --> 14:16.791 [SPEAKER_06]: Marvin was too fidgety to lie still for even a moment. 14:17.312 --> 14:19.736 [SPEAKER_06]: Dirk, he wasn't smart enough to think to try. 14:20.196 --> 14:22.179 [SPEAKER_06]: No, they were most certainly dead. 14:22.880 --> 14:24.423 [SPEAKER_06]: Still, Walt was no fool. 14:25.064 --> 14:28.449 [SPEAKER_06]: He chambered a few bullets and kept his gun drawn as he approached a sigh. 14:29.350 --> 14:32.815 [SPEAKER_06]: Breach in the carnage, he kicked the two men, just to be sure. 14:33.556 --> 14:39.525 [SPEAKER_06]: Convinced, he holstered his weapon and rolled the body off the money. 14:40.822 --> 14:42.524 [SPEAKER_06]: None of it had gone according to plan. 14:43.184 --> 14:46.087 [SPEAKER_06]: But here he was, with three times the money he expected. 14:46.848 --> 14:50.392 [SPEAKER_06]: All the was left was to grab the cash and stay clear of the preacher. 14:51.273 --> 14:52.254 [SPEAKER_06]: Not that he was a threat. 14:53.255 --> 14:57.579 [SPEAKER_06]: As Walt reached for the bag, he didn't see the snake, coil behind you. 14:58.400 --> 15:03.245 [SPEAKER_06]: He felt the first strike on the pack of his leg just above his left, but he yanked the gun from its holster. 15:04.446 --> 15:08.871 [SPEAKER_06]: The second strike caught the side of his white boot as he spun to meet the attack. 15:09.998 --> 15:13.323 [SPEAKER_06]: The third strikes hit his right thigh, as he dropped to his knees. 15:13.784 --> 15:13.904 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh! 15:14.545 --> 15:17.450 [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't feel the fourth strike or the fifth. 15:17.470 --> 15:19.774 [SPEAKER_06]: By that point, he was prone in the turn. 15:20.355 --> 15:24.321 [SPEAKER_06]: Eyes froze an open, as the venom overtook him. 15:24.341 --> 15:29.069 [SPEAKER_06]: The snake hover, watching, waiting, perhaps for walls bluff. 15:29.990 --> 15:34.217 [SPEAKER_06]: Satisfied with his victims' demise, it slithered to the bag of money. 15:35.395 --> 15:41.982 [SPEAKER_06]: slowly, the snake transformed an agonizing journey from reptile to human. 15:42.243 --> 15:46.167 [SPEAKER_06]: It's tail split into legs, arms and crafts from its sides. 15:46.687 --> 15:48.590 [SPEAKER_06]: Its mouth twisted and stretched. 15:49.090 --> 15:51.753 [SPEAKER_06]: The creature's head jerked and its tongue flicked. 15:52.594 --> 15:57.219 [SPEAKER_06]: Finally, the preacher, holding himself up, dusted himself up. 15:57.379 --> 16:01.083 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, the slits in his eyes narrowened before they rounded. 16:01.103 --> 16:03.626 [SPEAKER_06]: The lanced of the metamorphosis. 16:03.646 --> 16:04.407 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yes! 16:07.222 --> 16:16.478 [SPEAKER_03]: The preacher calmly took the bag of money and climbed into Walt's saddle. 16:17.420 --> 16:20.585 [SPEAKER_06]: Guiding the horse to the bodies, he smiled at the sight. 16:21.687 --> 16:22.589 [SPEAKER_06]: Walt had been right. 16:23.130 --> 16:25.214 [SPEAKER_06]: The old man definitely enjoyed his work. 16:25.935 --> 16:30.563 [SPEAKER_06]: He held the bag above the bodies and poured the contents on to the lifeless man. 16:30.982 --> 16:38.569 [SPEAKER_06]: More coins for thee, and more souls for thee. 16:38.589 --> 16:41.251 [SPEAKER_06]: The preacher slung the empty bag over his shoulder. 16:41.852 --> 16:43.954 [SPEAKER_06]: He would need it for the next town. 16:43.974 --> 16:46.036 [SPEAKER_06]: The next dirt, the next Marvin. 16:46.496 --> 16:47.297 [SPEAKER_06]: Whenever that was. 16:47.898 --> 16:50.720 [SPEAKER_06]: For now though, he had other things to concentrate on. 16:51.321 --> 16:54.123 [SPEAKER_06]: The trap had been set and sprung soon. 16:54.764 --> 17:00.229 [SPEAKER_06]: He would collect, he gently kicked at the horse, 17:10.874 --> 17:24.388 [SPEAKER_05]: Next time on Devil's Doer, you are going to leave me. 17:26.230 --> 17:27.692 [SPEAKER_02]: You are going to leave me. 17:29.654 --> 17:40.645 [SPEAKER_03]: A regular Lazarus has come to save your soul, or maybe you're here to return my money. 17:41.654 --> 17:44.842 [SPEAKER_03]: Are you ready to dance with the devil? 17:44.902 --> 17:47.288 [SPEAKER_03]: How was it me? 17:47.950 --> 17:49.654 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I'm sure it's hell wouldn't me. 17:49.714 --> 17:53.063 [SPEAKER_04]: Why got me son of a bitch? 17:54.727 --> 17:57.233 [SPEAKER_01]: Episode three, a dance with the devil. 18:10.477 --> 18:13.922 [SPEAKER_00]: The FAN