"Wagon Train" The Gus Morgan Story (TV Episode 1963) - John McIntire as Christopher Hale

Christopher Hale : A man doesn't know how far he'll go to survive. Or help somebody he loves. I decided I didn't have the right to judge you. I'd just keep you in town, and keep you and everybody else thinking I was gonna kill ya. And let you judge yourself.
Charlie Wooster : A man doesn't know how much blood he's gonna lose in one of those gun battles.

Christopher Hale : That's right, Charlie.

Charlie Wooster : Be a long time, I guess, before I do any cooking.

Christopher Hale : That's right, Charlie.

Charlie Wooster : Cutting any wood, that'll be a long time too.

Christopher Hale : Yes, Charlie.

Charlie Wooster : Possibly never wash any dishes again.

Christopher Hale : Yes, Charlie.
Christopher Hale : Morgan... Morgan...

Gus Morgan : What do you want? I can't carry you both. Don't you know that. I can't carry you both. Why don't you just...
Christopher Hale : Wait the storm out.

Ethan Morgan : But you need a doctor, Mr Hale.

Christopher Hale : Too tough to die. Find a rock overhang. Use stretcher for breaking storm. Build fire. Marches, my coat pocket. Wait out storm, our only chance.
Christopher Hale : There are different types of men, Morgan. I think your brother's a man.

Gus Morgan : You siding with him?

Christopher Hale : I don't know enough about railroading to side with anybody. But I do know something about people. I haven't got any more stomach to see 20 men die than Ethan. You want to tell me I'm not a man?

John McIntire: Christopher Hale