..near three years now," she made his give up his wicked, lawless ways eleven years earlier.Thoughout the film, Munny repeats he refrain: "I ain""t like that anymore."Munny: I ain""t like that anymore, Kid.It was whiskey done it as much as anythin"" else.I ain""t had a drop in over ten years.My wife, she cured me of that, cured me of drink and wickedness.Kid: Well, you don""t look so prosperous.Hell, you could buy her a new dress with your half.We could kill them two, you could buy your wife one fancy...As the Kid rides away alone - but wishes Munny would catch up to him if he changes his mind ("I""ll be riding due west for the western trail headin"" north into Wyoming"), the circumstances of Munny""s homestead life come down hard on him.War, no! No more lies.No more crud.No more guns.No more blood! Stop! Stop! Stop the war! Freedom, freedom." The pacifistic, limp protesters were carried by their arms and legs to cage-wagons and jailed to clear the road.Meanwhile, the FBI""s investigation into the Hardin family murders led to suspicions that Hardin, who had invested in a string of shopping centers during a recession, was shielding his record profits from the IRS.Peter had another idea: "I gotta figure out what this is and who makes it." A short while later while walking in their school""s hallway toward the workshop-lab, they saw that hey had been followed by one of the van criminals: Schultz, and another co-worker Randy Vale (Christopher Berry) who were there o recover the lost weapon.Edmund Pevensie (Skandar Keynes) failed in his attempt to join the army due to his young age.He was frustrated for being called a "squirt" (he boasted: "I""m a king.I""ve fought wars and I""ve led armies").Edmund and Lucy Pevensie (Georgie Henley) had been residing with "wretched" cousin Eustace Scrubb (Will Poulter) for 253 days in Cambridge, hosted by their Uncle Harold and Aunt Alberta.