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Whoa!
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Holly, what's the matter?
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Matthew, I need ropes, food, blankets,
and some candles.
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Robertine, I need your fastest horse.
Got it.
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It's my wagon.
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Sally, where's Dr. Mike?
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The dogs are just kidding out there.
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You got more?
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When did you stop them?
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I tried.
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Tried for too many of them. But they
wanted her mom.
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She didn't do nothing. Mom's been their
friend.
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These Indians ain't her friends.
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They're renegades.
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Look, I know she's alive. I've seen her.
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And I will find her. I swear to you, I
will find her.
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Here you go, Sally.
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Pass me the parts I got. Thank you,
Robert E.
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All right, throw it up here.
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Dr. Michael, I'll take the bag.
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Well, look after the children, Sally.
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Thank you, Grace.
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This is about a kidnapping of Dr. Twinn.
The dog soldiers took her.
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Something to show you where to start
looking.
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There's only a few hours of light left.
I'll send some men out to begin
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searching tomorrow at dawn. It'll be too
late by then.
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Let me get a horse. I'll go with you.
So, uh... No, thanks.
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It's coming faster alone.
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Anyone leaving this town forfeits any
guarantee of my protection.
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If you like my advice, I... I don't.
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Do as you wish.
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But anyone riding out of here tonight
does so at their own risk.
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Don't expect the Army to come and rescue
you.
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I won't.
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You shall one day end up...
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Thank
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you.
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I know that your father... This is not
about my father.
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I reminded them there was nothing dead
to us.
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Sorry.
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What are you doing here?
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Cleaning up.
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Well, you don't got to be doing this.
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I mean, I... I thought with your ma and
all, you
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might not... Well, feel like showing up
for a while.
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Clayton says we should just keep doing
what we were doing.
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Like Ma was here.
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Don't forget the corners.
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What are they gonna do to him?
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I don't know.
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Come on, Roy.
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You gotta let these people go.
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They're my prisoners.
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What do they do?
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They're under arrest for leaving their
reservation and for aiding and abetting
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the enemy.
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Chloe! Where's Dr. Mike? Did you find
her? She's all right. Why didn't you
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her home? Where is she?
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The dog soldiers know that you've taken
this village captive.
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Now they are willing to trade Dr. Mike
for these Indians.
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Out of the question.
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These aren't dog soldiers.
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These are women and old men and
children.
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Are you at war with them?
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You children want to see your mother
again, don't you?
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Yes, sir.
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Well, I think that can be arranged.
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I want you to deliver a message to the
dog soldiers.
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Tell them that unless Dr.
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Quinn has returned safely, I will begin
executing these prisoners as soon as a
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gallows can be constructed.
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Tell them they have to stop the
bleeding.
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Loneheart killed two soldiers this
morning.
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Susie's ready to die.
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But he doesn't have to. Tell them that I
can help them.
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I can help him.
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Hold it. Hold it there. Just like that.
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Make it quiet.
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I believe so.
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My father taught me how to do it.
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He taught me many good things.
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Then how could you betray him?
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I didn't know you were hiding dog
soldiers in the village.
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Had I known, I would never have brought
the army with me that day.
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What's he saying?
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You're going when I want to leave now
before the army comes that man can't
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travel go get on You can't leave him
here someone has to take
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care of him or he'll die
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How's she doing?
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Oh, she's eating better today.
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What about her leg?
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I won't know till I take the bandage
off.
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Brian.
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That leg don't heal right. That horse
won't be worth much.
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And you would have done all that work
for Hank for nothing.
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That's all right, Robert -y.
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I'll take her anyway.
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Just so Hank don't hurt her no more.
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I did not let you live. He has said so.
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I don't want to see my father and all
his innocent people die.
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The ghost will haunt me forever.
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He's the only one that can save them. He
must go.
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Follow the river.
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Go.
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Go. Go!
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Thank you.
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The Doce Mayo.
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Was she here?
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I know she was here.
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Friend of the Cheyenne.
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Please, help me find her.
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All right.
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Can you tell me?
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Please, can you tell me?
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She's my heart song.
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Help me.
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Hey, dancer.
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I brought you some water.
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It's the general's orders.
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It's water. They haven't had a drink all
day.
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You can't give them nothing.
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Hey! You can't treat them like this. You
haven't given them food or water.
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They're Indians, and they're going to
hang in a couple of days, so it don't
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matter. It does matter.
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Even the Romans gave water to the
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condemned.
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The children first.
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Reverend. Yes?
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I have asked to speak with the general.
He will not come.
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Would you talk with him?
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Do you know where Dr. Mike is?
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If you do, then I'll tell Custer. He'll
go find her, he'll bring her back, and
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then you'll be set free.
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All he wants is to get her back
unharmed.
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I do not know where she is.
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And I'll have to pray that Sully will
find her. I have prayed.
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I have prayed to know how our God set
this habit.
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Were your prayers answered?
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Spirits do not talk to me.
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Would you ask your God if this is his
will?
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Is this what your God wants?
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I'm helping this man.
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She's got to come.
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She's going to be all right.
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Right, right.
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She's going to be all right.
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Too deep for you to climb.
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You stay here.
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I'll be back.
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I can't
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wait for Mom to see her.
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Brian?
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Robert E. Fitzgerald is the most likely
founder by now.
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They're on their way home.
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Brian, I sold the horse.
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The man paid me what I asked.
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He's my horse.
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He said I could work for her.
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That was before I thought she'd heal up.
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Here.
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Here's some money for what you did.
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I don't want the money. I want the
horse.
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You can't have her. She's sold.
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You've got no right to sell her. We had
a deal.
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The deal's off.
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Look, there's going to be other horses.
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It's like business.
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What do you have, Lorne? Want that horse
you promised Ryan.
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The horse is gone. I sold it. You had a
deal with that little boy.
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So? A deal's a deal. You've got to honor
it.
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No, I don't.
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Not with a kid. Especially with a kid.
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Why, his whole life was turned upside
down.
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All he had to hang on to was that horse,
and now it's gone.
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He'll get over it.
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Come on, Lorne. It's business. You'd do
the same thing.
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I suppose I would.
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Oh, Hank, that shipment of whiskey you
ordered.
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Yeah. The cost just went up 50 cents a
bottle.
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Wait a minute.
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And you know that silk fabric your girls
have been wanting?
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The price just doubled.
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You can't do this, Loren.
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You'll get over it.
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I wouldn't be doing too much of that if
I was you, Hank.
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The price of glass just went up, too.
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Okay.
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Turn you back.
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Turn. Not dust.
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We're safe.
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I'll throw some berries and honeycomb
while you're sleeping.
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It's going to be dark soon.
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I'll go then and call it a spring soon.
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Sometime tomorrow.
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Alright, I'll carry you.
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Did they hurt you?
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No.
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Better try and eat something.
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General, I have a word with you.
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Certainly, Reverend.
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I want you to call off these executions.
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Forgive me, Reverend, but you're the man
who said those Indians could burn in
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hell.
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Aren't you?
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Yes. Well?
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I was angry and I was frightened when I
said it.
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But I was wrong.
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And you are wrong to punish innocent
people for the crimes of others.
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Come on, Reverend.
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They're all guilty of something, even if
we didn't see them do it. That's right.
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They're ingenious. And the fewer of them
we've got to worry about, the better.
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As you can see, Reverend, the public
shares the same opinion as I do.
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That's nothing to be proud of, General.
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Unless Dr.
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Quinn is returned by noon tomorrow, the
executions will go on as scheduled.
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You're rested now?
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No!
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No, don't make it if you have to carry
me.
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Come on.
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It's too far.
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I love you.
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I love you.
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Sergeant, let's begin.
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Yes, sir.
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Reverend, can you stop this? No.
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I want your children to leave right now.
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Please, Sergeant, he is my friend. You
can't let him do this. Please, you have
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to stop him.
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I might not have to.
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Look.
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Mike! Mike!
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I got a law!
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It's fine, silly.
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You all right?
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Carry out my order, Sergeant.
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Let the prisoners go.
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Release the prisoners.
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Tell the men to break camp.
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I'm grateful, my spirits, for listening
to my prayers.
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I'm grateful mine did too.
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My son is dead.
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Did the army kill him?
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No.
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It was one eye.
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He died saving my life.
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So I could come back and save yours.
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There we go, Brian. Around and around
and around.
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Brian's getting dizzy.
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He's got to pin the tail on the donkey.
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Brian,
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you're going the wrong
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way. Brian, it's over here.
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Right this way.
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Do it this way, Brian.
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Here you go. I don't want to do this no
more.
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Hey!
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It's your horse, Brian.
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She's mine?
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Yep.
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Deal's a deal.
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Made you change your mind, Hank.
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Well, sometimes it's just good business
for a man.
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Keep to his word.
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Here you go, girl.
265
00:42:36,250 --> 00:42:37,410
She likes candy.
266
00:42:38,270 --> 00:42:39,570
Yeah, she's got sweet tooth.
267
00:42:39,930 --> 00:42:41,310
And she is your horse.
268
00:42:42,330 --> 00:42:43,550
See you up on her, Brian.
269
00:42:45,890 --> 00:42:48,550
What are you going to call her?
270
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Taffy.
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00:42:55,820 --> 00:42:57,520
You ready up there? Mm -hmm. All right.
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Go.
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Affie and Brian.
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Good kick, Brian.
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Sweet.
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