"You said that before," he murmurs about the trouble Ben would rather take on himself. Raylan hadn't forgotten but no matter how many times it's told to him, that doesn't ease the deep seated worry and fear that something would happen to the man.

Of course, Ben was right about what Raylan meant, what he was driving at without saying the words and Raylan hums a note of acknowledgement.

"Sturdy don't stop a well aimed bullet, darlin', you know that. Luckier than you seem, now that I could take without blinkin' an eye. Lucky enough to have not caught that bullet in your heart or head."