True Grit movie plot

Mattie Ross' father was killed by a tramp named Tom Chaney, and it was actually her father who gave this tramp a job and a place to live. Sad Rose intends to find the prisoner and hang him. However, when she went to find Chaney, she found that he had been hiding in an Indian camp. Only the bailiff Ruben Cogben dared to arrest him. This drunk one-eyed bailiff is known far and wide, and is said to be one of the strongest bailiffs in the West. Rose paid him $100 for him to track Chaney. Soon they met Beff, a young man from Texas. It turned out that Chaney once killed a congressman in Texas. The Texas government and the congressman’s family offered him a reward for bringing Tom back to Texas. However, Rose hoped to hang Chaney in his hometown, and they soon diverged. However, the bailiff wanted to bring Beff. On the one hand, the family members of the councilor were rewarded with generous rewards. On the other hand, he wanted to kill all the bandits headed by Ned Pepper. The two negotiated not to bring Rose who was in the way, but the stubborn Rose followed them all the way. In a skirmish, they killed two people who responded to Piper and exchanged fire with Piper and Chaney. Later, Rose ran into Chaney, but instead of killing him, he was taken hostage. Bev then came to rescue Rose and captured Chaney. The two of them witnessed the decisive battle between the bailiff and Piper. The bailiff shot him to the ground with one enemy and four. After killing three people, his horse fell to the ground. Pressed underneath. Beff fired and rescued the bailiff, but was later stunned by Chaney who had escaped. In a critical juncture, Rose took the carbine and killed Chaney, but he fell into a deep well and was bitten by a poisonous snake. Finally the bailiff appeared and saved Rose.