| The Lady and the Corpse |
| Dom returns some borrowed books to old Pete who lives in a shack north of town. He is greeted |
| in the doorway by Lily Garneau, who explains that her mother and Pete were very good friends, |
| and that she (Lily) is there taking care of him...he is suffering from the flu. |
| Dom leaves the books with her and sends his best regards to Pete. |
| When Lily steps back inside the cabin we see she has a friend ( Ted Maddox). |
| Lily and Ted steal the old man's gold dust which is hidden beneath the floorboards. |
| Placing Pete's body into a coffin, where they also hide the small sacks of goldust, they make their |
| way to Bordertown, hoping to cross, undetected, into Montana. |
| Jack and Clive are stopping everyone |
| coming into town, due to the flu epidemic, |
| before they are allowed to leave. |
| The lawmen are both taken with the lovely french woman. |
| Pete's body is taken to the freight office where Marie will varify the cause of death. |
| Jack and Clive argue over where Miss Garneau should sleep...Clive wins the arguement when Lily |
| declare's..."I am too tired to take another step." so Clive shows her to his quarters. As they leave |
| the room, the mountie tells her he will escort her to breakfast in the morning. |
| While Jack is licking his wounds...Marie wonders "Should I be jealous?" |
| Jack tells Marie that he will take her to breakfast. |
| " I said ta Clive jus' this mornin'...I said I'm takin' Marie ta breakfast...that's what I said." |
| Jack is suspicious of Miss Garneau, when Dom shows him a letter old Pete asked him to open |
| upon his death...he leaves Dom two sacks of gold dust and the rest goes to his indian friends. |
| Clive is angry at Jack's accussations, but decides to confront Lily. She pretends to be offended. |
| Lily and Ted make a run for it...Jack and Clive are in hot persuit. |
| Lily claims to know nothing about the gold... |
| BUT...when she gets into Clives quarters she opens his trunk and looks for the hidden gold dust. |
| "Looking for these Lily?" |
| (Lily hides the gold dust in Clives trunk) |
| (It is obvious that her intentions were to kill Ted... and then return to get the gold.) |
| "Anythin' I can do ta make yer stay |
| more en-joyable ma'am....... |
| ....you let me know." |
| Anyhow...poor old Pete is lying dead in his bed. |
| everyone must be checked by the doctor |
| The next morning: |
| Lily runs to Clive and hugs him. |
| Back at the detachment: |
| She trys to sweet talk him...which of course doesn't work..so she pulls a teeny tiny little gun |
| from her pocket...Jack comes to the rescue just in time. |
| She surrenders to the corporal and as the camera pulls back Jack is no where in sight! |
| (maybe she just imagined he was there?........it happens.... |
| Jack and Dom ride out to Pete's cabin and discover the gold is missing. |
| When the lawmen corner the pair, Lily turns on her accomplice and Jack is forced to kill him. |
| "I need to rest, I am so tired." |
| He is in the doorway pointing his colt .45 at the pretty lady. |
| Jack searches through Lillies saddlebags. |
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