there has been a very long debate about the question whether there is an "I'm sorry" in that scene. In the end, most people seem to believe there wasn't, but there are still some staunch supporters of Ennis having said "I'm sorry", the general idea being that he was sorry for the way he behaved in the morning (just riding off without word) or, some say, for not knowing what to do, for being so clueless.
Any ideas from the lucky people with the screenplay?
monicita