Tigrero, a.k.a. Loco: Can't a man provide for his old age?
Sheriff Burnett: I don't think you're gonna make it.


--Frank Wolff (as ) in The Great Silence

Tigrero, a.k.a. Loco: Hey, Pull up here!
Stage driver: Whoa. What's the matter?
Tigrero, a.k.a. Loco: I've got another piece of freight to collect.
[Trudges through snow to collect another bounty killing.]
Tigrero, a.k.a. Loco: Give me a hand and I'll buy you another drink.
Sheriff Burnett: [Whispers to Silence] How many has he got?


--Frank Wolff (as ) in The Great Silence

Governor: The old west is finished. We must learn to live with people of all races and persuasions and unite to make a new west. Yes, use that in my next speech.
Sheriff Burnett: Yeah, a politician would promise amnesty to the murderer of his own father to win an election.


--Frank Wolff (as ) in The Great Silence

Sheriff Burnett: Listen to me, friends. Be patient. There'll be an amnesty soon, and you can all go home, so best leave Loco to the law. I guarantee ya', there's food for all of ya' at Snow Hill so go there, and feed yourselves. But take my advice: In the future, go easy on the horse meat; it's not all as tender as mine.


--Frank Wolff (as ) in The Great Silence

Sheriff Burnett: Tell me something, old-timer. Are we within the jurisdiction of Snow Hill County?
Stage driver: Yep. You can arrest or hang anyone you want.


--Frank Wolff (as ) in The Great Silence

Sheriff Burnett: You ain't by some chance one of them no- good bounty hunters, are ya? .... I asked you a question, so answer. I'm a sheriff....Well? Where you come from? How long you intend to stay? If you think you're bein' smart, just watch yourself. Now then, stranger, let's have it--
Pauline: He can't answer, sheriff. He's a mute.
Sheriff Burnett: [Turns to Silence] Well I'll be. At least you could have told me.


--Frank Wolff (as ) in The Great Silence