The Rebel

Yuma is in a town where the people's failure to accept the war's outcome encourages a boy to seek revenge for his father's death by killing General Grant.

Jeremy Hake receives a double blow of bad news---that his mine is worthless, and that his family is in need. Hake commits murder in a robbery attempting to help his family.

Yuma buys the contract of a war buddy, who is now a boxer past his prime, and attempts to discourage the friend from further competition.

Yuma stops at a bar where a bounty hunter is holding the wife of the outlaw he hopes to collect on.

A rancher commissions Johnny to give his sheltered son lessons in gunplay.

Yuma finds himself in the midst of a confrontation between a sheep man haunted by war memories and Mexican bandits.

A fugitive confronts Johnny and forces him at gunpoint to trade horses with him.

A man sentenced to hang for murder escapes from jail, and a posse sets out to capture him.

The Ricker family frames Yuma for a murder that one of them has committed and then arranges for Yuma to flee town before he is hanged. But Yuma refuses to leave.

Yuma escorts young Demetria to an arranged marriage after her family escorts are killed by Apaches. On the way, she starts to express feelings for Yuma, which begins to trouble him.

Yuma witnesses as Roy Shandell murders his partner to keep the money from a stage robbery. Yuma nabs Shandell and delivers him to the Socorro jail but Shandell's father uses nitroglycerin to force the son's release.

Johnny loses his horse and gear, but a passing stagecoach picks him up and takes him to a relay station.

A man saves Johnny from Apache bandits, then asks for help tracking a renegade Indian.

Yuma stops to visit Dunsen who arrives in town and commences to randomly shoot townspeople.

After Johnny rescues a man from an ambush, the man wants Johnny to marry his daughter to return the favor.

Johnny comes upon a small, deserted town that appears to have been hastily evacuated.

Johnny encounters a man who tortured him while he was a prisoner of war.

Johnny tries to help a woman who is scheduled to marry a gunslinger against her wishes.

Johnny gets drawn into a gunfight and ends up badly wounded.

Johnny impresses a woman when he turns the tables on a bully.

Johnny meets an actress who offers him a part in her play.

Johnny visits a cattle town where the townspeople are terrified that Indians will attack soon.

Johnny rescues a man staked to an anthill in the desert, who then wants to serve him until the debt has been repaid.

Johnny's young cousin decides he wants to become a gunslinger and seeks vocational guidance.

Johnny meets a man who is heading into town to report the kidnapping of his son.

A woman asks Johnny to escort her and her infant son to a village where she hopes to find her missing husband.

Johnny tries to care for the mute son of a man he killed in a fair fight.

An embittered confederate prison camp survivor talks Yuma into a card bet of two weeks servitude on the man's property

A woman levels a shotgun at Johnny when he rides up to request a drink of water.

Johnny arrives in Shady Grove to find the citizens preparing a hostile welcome for ex-convict Danny Brown.

Johnny and two volunteers track a banker who escaped to Mexico with his depositors' savings.

Bandits hold up a stagecoach and decide to kidnap one of the passengers.

Johnny heads to a watering hole and encounters two men in the midst of heated battle.

While in Mexico, Johnny accidentally shoots a young boy who turns out to be the son of a famous matador.

Varina Davis asks Johnny and three other former soldiers to escort her husband, Jefferson Davis, to Richmond.

Johnny tracks a mysterious assailant who made off with his horse and guns.

A U.S. Marshal deputizes Johnny to take one member of an outlaw gang to jail while he goes after the others.

Johnny helps a young woman give birth, then finds himself held at gunpoint by the child's father.

An Indian chief requests that Johnny select which two of his three prisoners will die.