"Wagon Train" The Katy Piper Story (TV Episode 1965) - Robert Fuller as Cooper Smith

Mrs. Reed : How's your conscience been lately?

Cooper Smith : Not too good.

Mrs. Reed : Then sit with her, weep with her if necessary. It might help to wash his blood off your hands.

Cooper Smith : What do you mean by that?

Mrs. Reed : Oh, it's a figure of speech, as you know, but when someone has killed someone, he has metaphorically dipped his hands in the dead man's blood.
Cooper Smith : I heard some shooting the other day and went out to see what it was. Barney was practising shooting with his right hand. Only Barney's left-handed. He keeps that glove on his left hand. he won't show it to anybody.
Cooper Smith : If your face gets any longer, it's gonna to bump your knees.
Cooper Smith : Your hand?

Barnaby West : That's only part of it. All of me is sick, My hand, my heart, my head. If I knew what the word soul meant, I'd say that was sick too. Coop, did you ever have to break the news to somebody a person they love was dead.

Cooper Smith : After the second battle at Bull Run, my buddy's mother.

Barnaby West : Did you tell her you shot her? All right, so now you know. So don't ask me to find a new mountain pass or something. I've gotta find a brave man, brave enough to tell a mother that he murdered her 17 year old son.
Charlie Wooster : Why don't you go with her, Coop? We're scared the spots off those Arapahoes. They're not coming back.

Cooper Smith : Bill?

Bill Hawks : Go ahead, Coop. From now on we'll be in Navaho territory. Have a treaty with them.

Robert Fuller: Cooper Smith