Just Like a Memory

While grappling with his recent diagnosis, Arthur seeks out Albert Mason, who has traveled into the West Grizzlies in pursuit of photographing a rare white cougar—only to find him camping out with none other than one of Strauss's debtors, a shady man named Winton Holmes.To make matters worse, Holmes recognizes Arthur, and threatens to expose his outlaw reputation if Arthur reveals Holmes's plan to kill the cougar for its valuable pelt. Haunted by his past, mourning the loss of his future, and struggling to understand his feelings for the photographer, Arthur must choose between deceiving Albert for his own sake, or coming clean and jeopardizing the limited time they have left together.