The savage woman. She has been taken captive by the Cheyenne Dog Soldiers. ( The SWEDE gestures with his head and he and his men leave. Toole: I believe he's out with the logging crew. ( nods )
Durant: For the woman, Lily Bell. ( JOSEPH pulls LILY from the saddle and lays her on the ground. ( BOHANNON pulls out a small shard of the arrowhead from her wound. Elam: Psalms! ( stars down path )
Joseph: Thank you, for helping her. ( BOHANNON kneels by the fire. ( no response ) Where's Joseph? Bohannon: Cullen Bohannon. ( He looks at her for the first time in the conversation. ) DURANT enters the tent. ) Going rate for a private show. Establishing shot of Hell on Wheels ]
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[ CUT TO: INT-Church tent ]
( COLE is making coffins surrounded by the bodies of the men that were killed in the massacre. COLE looks up and then back at his work. ) [SCENE_BREAK]
[ CUT TO: LILY and BOLAN ]
Bolan: ( to one of the men ) Go ahead. BOHANNON levels his pistol at BOLAN and shoots him in the ear. ): But must we be Death's accomplice? Must we do his bidding? Robert Bell gave his life for this undertaking. What about the bounty?
Plan: A: Cullen; Q: Who shoots Bolan's ear? A: vengeance; Q: What is Cullen's quest for? A: the name; Q: What does Cullen learn about the man responsible for his wife's death? A: one; Q: How many men did Cullen learn the name of? A: His plans; Q: What changes when Cullen crosses paths with Lily and Joseph? A: her camp; Q: Where was Lily wounded from a Cheyenne attack? A: her husband; Q: Who was killed in the attack on Lily's camp? A: answers; Q: What is Joseph seeking from his former tribe? A: the savage attack; Q: What is Joseph seeking answers about? A: the ransom; Q: What does Cullen not care about when he lets Lily enter Hell On Wheels? A: Bolan's ear; Q: What does Cullen shoot in the fire exchange? A: Elam; Q: Who is approached by his fellow freeman about not doing his share of the work? A: ( Common; Q: What is Elam's name? A: Durant telegraphs; Q: How did Durant contact Senator Crane? A: (James D. Hopkin; Q: Who is Senator Crane? A: federal troops; Q: What does Durant want to help with the natives? A: the troop request; Q: What does Crane disagree with? A: Robert Bell's; Q: What murder does Crane dissent about? Summary: Cullen resumes his quest for vengeance by learning the name of one of the men responsible for his wife's death. His plans change when he crosses paths with Lily and Joseph. She has been wounded from a Cheyenne attack on her camp that also killed her husband. Joseph has been seeking answers from his former tribe, including his own brother, about the savage attack. When Bolan and his men try to forcibly escort Lily for the ransom, in the fire exchange Cullen shoots Bolan's ear, then he brings her near Hell On Wheels, but he lets her enter the camp alone, showing no interest for the ransom. Elam ( Common ) is approached by his fellow freeman about not doing his share of the work. Durant telegraphs Senator Crane (James D. Hopkin), appealing for federal troops to help with the natives. Crane wires back his dissent about the troop request, the pacing of the construction, and Robert Bell's murder.