Gentleman Dave Turner Quotes in Forsaken (2015)

John Henry Clayton: My friend, you are no longer employed.

Gentleman Dave Turner: It would appear you are correct.

John Henry Clayton: It's been a pleasure knowing you Dave.

Gentleman Dave Turner: John Henry. Whatever happens next, I want you to know that I did not sanction that cowardly act against your father. Personally I find that action damnable and deserving of the fate you brought upon them.

John Henry Clayton: Then you'll be leaving.

Gentleman Dave Turner: Can't do that. No one hires a gunman who runs from trouble.

John Henry Clayton: You don't have to run Dave. You can walk.

Gentleman Dave Turner: The terms of my employment won't allow me to do that.

John Henry Clayton: This here LeMat's mighty heavy. Puts me at a disadvantage.

Gentleman Dave Turner: What would you suggest?

John Henry Clayton: Would you be kind enough to let me go back inside and retrieve myself a Colt?

Gentleman Dave Turner: nods

John Henry Clayton: Thank you.

Gentleman Dave Turner: nods again

Gentleman Dave Turner: Whatever happens next, I want you to know I did not sanction that cowardly act against your father. Personally, I found their actions damnable and deserving of the fate you brought upon them.

John Henry Clayton: Then you'll be leaving?

Gentleman Dave Turner: Can't do that. No one hires a gunman who runs from trouble.

John Henry Clayton: You don't have to run, Dave. You can walk.

[last lines]

Rev. Clayton: [tearfully] You're not going for another 10 years, are you?

John Henry Clayton: No, I promise. See you soon, Pa...

Gentleman Dave Turner: [narrating] Little is known of him after that. Some say he drifted down to Coffeeville where he was involved in another altercation a few years later. But those accusations were never proven. The common view was he moved westward under a different name, where he lived a life of quiet isolation. What is known is that when Mary Alice died a few years later, he did not attend her funeral. However, many say the following day, a faded red ribbon was found attached to her headstone. Others in Fowler recounted stories of seeing him throughout the years, up until his father's death, at which time he came no more.

Gentleman Dave Turner: How are you feeling?

John Henry Clayton: I wish people would stop asking me that.