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From Hell to Texas and wound the old man when he will not let them search his home for Tod. This proves the last straw for Tod, who aborts his plan to flee and takes on the Boyds in town. During the gunfight, as ordered by his father, Tom shoots a chandelier in an attempt to douse the lighting. Tom is engulfed by the resulting flames. Tod's instincts take over and he saves Tom's life. An appreciative Hunter Boyd calls off the vendetta. Hathaway has described the editing of "From Hell to Texas" in an oral history conducted by Rudy Behlmer. It describes the