Later, when a drunken Doc goes looking for a fight, Wyatt knocks him unconscious and takes him to his room.
When she begs him to accompany her, he angrily informs her that if she does not go, he will leave town himself. Her sudden appearance stuns Doc, who advises her to return to Boston. One morning, the stagecoach delivers a well-dressed woman named Clementine Carter, Doc's former fiancée, to town. Wyatt discovers that Doc is well-educated and when his recitation of Hamlet's soliloquy is interrupted by a fierce fit of coughing, also deduces that he has consumption. When he learns that he is surrounded by Wyatt's brothers, however, Doc relents and buys Wyatt a drink. Later, in the saloon, Wyatt encounters gambler Doc Holliday, who tries to provoke a confrontation with the new marshal. Wyatt then pursues the marshal's job, determined to avenge his brother's death. When the brothers return to their camp, however, they discover that the cattle have been rustled, and James has been killed. After Wyatt subdues the drunken Indian Charlie, he is offered the marshal's job, but declines. Wyatt turns down their offer, and later that night, the three older brothers ride into the nearby town of Tombstone, leaving James behind to guard the cattle.
While driving their cattle through Arizona on the way to California, the Earp brothers, Wyatt, Morgan, Virgil and James, encounter Old Man Clanton and his son Ike, who offer to buy the cattle from them.
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