All language subtitles for Dr Quinn s03e24

Little Thunder says he is much better.

I can't find any signs of congestion at
all.

Would you ask him to breathe more
deeply?

What's that odor? It smells like garlic.

Cloud Dancing gives it with his tea and
your medicine.

Really? Garlic for the lungs?

Mm -hmm.

He says he is strong like a bear.

Please, thank Little Thunder for a fine
demonstration.

He

says

you must listen to cloud dancing.

You know the fancy medicine of the
whites, but he is wise in the old ways.

I will do that.

Thank you so much.

Little Thunder?

Dr.

Mike.

His name is No Harm Comes to Him.

When the soldiers destroyed our village
at Sand Creek, his mother covered him

with her body.

No Harm Comes to Him is a big name for
such a small boy.

My people call me No Harm.

I am not so small, only tired.

Well, perhaps we can find out why.

Cloud dancing.

I have practiced.

Let us hear what you have learned.

It's a very beautiful song.

Cloud dancing teaches me.

He's quite a boy. And very special to my
husband.

Morris has walked on clouds. He is
special to all our people.

You can tell us what is wrong?

I can see what is wrong. She will not
hear it from me.

No harm.

It's the same symptoms that I've seen in
many of your people.

Dry skin.

Exhaustion.

Atrophied muscles.

Speak plain. He is starving.

He's just not getting enough of the
proper food.

Sully's at Fort Lyon trying to retrieve
government supplies. He should be back

any day.

Until then, perhaps no harm could come
home with me.

I could nurse him back, if that would be
all right with your tribe.

Would you like that?

I have a little boy at home. He's about
the same age as you. I know he'd love to

have a new friend.

Come. I'm going to get your bundle.

Cloud down. And if anyone can bring back
those provisions, I know Thully can.

What makes you think this time will be
different?

Because I need to have hope.

Do you have a moment?

I tanned it and used the rope just as
you suggested.

Made it much softer.

You have done your work well.

Sully will be pleased. I hope so.

First time I've made a wedding present
for a husband.

I found the stones I promised.

The hot claws will give him courage to
face the unknown.

You mean marriage to me?

Thank you.

You must go now.

Still allow them here?

After everything they've done, they
killed your son.

When I killed my son, I will not judge
all by the actions of one.

But it's wrong.

They're all stealing from innocent
ranchers.

They are feeding my people.

Forgive him. My husband is ashamed.

He feels responsible.

Go to Sully.

No, Bert, surely you don't approve of
the dog soldiers' race?

I have never found killing to be a true
path to peace.

Nor has cloud dancing.

I can't find any peas outside.

Go to here somewhere.

All I got left in cans.

All right, I'll take five.

Hello, Myra.

I thought Samantha's crying had calmed
down. Well, she started up again.

Maybe she started teething.

If you come by later, I'll give you
something to put on the gums.

Thank you, Dr. Mackey.

Oh, Lauren, can I have two pounds,
please?

Your total is going to be seven dollars.

Ah, here it is.

Palmer Homestead, east of Colorado
Springs, was attacked Thursday morning

Cheyenne war party of dogs. I knew it.
The hostiles are starting up all over

again. Was anybody hurt?

It says two of his best steers were
stolen, along with half a ton of grass.

and his barn was burned clean to the
ground.

Palmer hid in his cellar throughout the
savage attack.

Thank the good Lord my women and girls
was in Denver, Palmer said. Them

bloodthirsty Indians was looking to
scalp us all.

They asked me like they were looking for
food.

By torturing the barn?

They were just striking out in
frustration.

They wouldn't be raiding farms if the
government kept their promises to

Michaela, you're the last person that I
would expect to defend dog soldiers.

I'm not defending them. I'm merely
suggesting there's more to that story.

That paper presents a very limited point
of view.

Chief Black Kettle and most of the
Cheyenne people... Oh, excuse me.

I'm sorry, I wasn't watching.

What a beautiful baby.

Dr. Quinn, how lovely it is to see you
again.

I see no need for false pleasantries,
Mr.

Carter. Well, perhaps this wild
territory is in more need of civility

even thought.

Any chance of getting some eggs, Mr.
Gray?

I could have four dozen over your camp
before nightfall. Well, that's fine.

Can't be making soufflés without eggs.

Now, Ken, you just come to me if you
need anything at all, General.

Goes for me, too.

I'll do that, gentlemen.

Ma 'am.

And a good day to you, Dr. Quinn.

What brings you back to Colorado?

Well, I suppose you should ask General
Sheridan that, since it was he who

requested my return.

That custom was court -martialed. Lucky
for us, they changed their mind. That

wasn't anything anyway.

We had his own men shot without seeing
so much as a trial. They was traitors,

cowards. Maybe they had good reason.

There you go again, trying to change
everything all around.

Looks like the government's finally
going to do something about them

I'm sorry, stupid branch.

You cannot help it. You are not
Cheyenne.

Being Cheyenne got to do it.

Being silent does everything to us. If
we laugh and the buffalo run off, we

cannot eat.

If we cry and the enemy hears, our
village could be attacked.

Cheyenne babies are taught never to cry.

A baby that never cries?

Go on.

When the blue goats killed my mother, I
made myself very small, and she hid me

under her.

And when she died, I made no sound.

I did not cry, so I lived.

My real mom died, too.

But I cried.

A lot.

Brian, we can be Nahil.

What's Nahil?

We will hunt together, share things, and
fight for each other in battle.

Sort of like being best friends.

Yes. Here.

My flute.

My knife.

I think it looks crooked.

Do you think it looks crooked?

Fine. I want it to fit right.

Sally's going to love it just because
you made it.

He already knows you're not so good at
sewing.

You're going to put these claws on his
shoulders, and these stones go over the

heart. The law of dancing says it gives
you a long life. It could last forever.

Hey, Brian.

Everybody. Welcome back.

No, I didn't expect to see you here.

Brian is my nahio.

We're going to watch after each other.

That's good. That's real good.

I missed you. Me too.

What are you reading?

A book.

Where'd you trip?

You didn't get the supplier?

There weren't any.

And they ain't coming either.

The army wants all the tribes moving
south to new Indian territory.

But this is their home now.

I'm afraid I have some bad news, too.

The dog soldiers raided another ranch.

And Custer's back.

You're joking. I wish I were.

He's supposed to be kicked out.

There has to be a way to stop these dog
soldiers from the attack.

Black Hill can't even stop them. We must
try something.

I ain't gonna change nothing.

Lauren, why aren't you coping?

Well, the last thing we ought to be
doing is feeding them.

Nevity Club is taking money for all
this.

Well, that's business.

It's good business for us to keep our
promises to our Cheyenne neighbors.

We did. Perhaps all this fighting will
stop.

Warrens, all them heathens know it's
what they live for.

On more than one occasion, those
heathens have come to this town's

Tried to burn it, too.

Those were dog soldiers, and you know
it. I'm engine, and engine, and engine,

McKaylin. There ain't gonna be no peace
around here until all of them's dead.

Got enough money for a couple more sacks
of meal.

No harm, is he, Walt?

He's getting stronger every day. And
beating Brian at checkers. Please tell

he has missed.

We will.

We have beans and cornmeal and dried
beef.

There are no government markings on
this.

These did not come from the army.

And how long do you think you can feed
all my people?

The government's shipping supplies to
Port Cobb now.

They want you all moving south.

Cloud Dancy, I know we can find a way.

And what way is that?

He was hunting by bear troop. The
soldiers shot him.

Custer. The long hair is back?

Little Thunder is dead.

It is done.

Where are you going?

I will help my people in my own way now.

If I join in the dog soldiers, this
ain't the way.

Listen to me. You're just playing into
their hands. You're giving the army a

reason to fight back.

Your Custer's tried to kill me twice. He
will not get another chance.

Red scarves glistening in the sun were a
sight to behold.

There were 1 ,800 of us, all on
horseback.

When the Reds saw us coming, their
cannons quaked the earth like it would

wide open.

So what happened?

Othello learns quickly what he must do
if the cause is just.

Thank you, ma 'am.

We could see that the horses were
skittish under the roar.

So I turned to my musicians and ordered
them to strike up Yankee Doodle.

And then we charged.

I'll bet old Virginia regretted the day
she ever saw the seven.

Well, that she did, Mr. Bray, I can
assure you. Excuse me, General.

Are you finished already, Mr. General?
Well, I thought you'd like to look it

over before I did the printing.

It is fine work like this that is
helping to build a great America.

This... Oh, this is nothing. I'm afraid
you're wrong, madam.

It is no active chance that God has
chosen us to settle this land.

Always remember that.

Gentlemen.

Let me see that.

In compliments of Major General George
Armstrong Custer, Commander, 7th

United States Army, the honor of your
company and escort is requested at a

dinner.

You can tell him I declined.

Why would you do that?

Well, surely you're not going to accept.

I most certainly am.

He's invited the council and all the
important people in town.

Michaela, General Custer came here to do
a job. He deserves our support.

And what job is that?

Protecting all the communities and the
railroad.

Protecting? Yesterday, his men shot a
Cheyenne in the back.

He must have been doing something.

He was an old, frail man trying to hunt.
He was no threat.

How do you know that? Did you see it
happen?

Michaela, if you're not going, you're
going to have to tell the general

yourself.

Now, maybe it's time you make up your
mind whose side you're really on.

Who are

you writing?

The president, the war department, and
now General Sherman.

They won't listen. You've already tried.

I believe opinions can be changed.

Everyone at school thinks Custer is a
hero.

It just seems like you're all alone in
this.

Standing alone doesn't make the fight
less important, Colleen. You just have

try harder.

And you're not alone.

Cheyenne have been friends to all of us.
Dog soldiers aren't our friends.

No, they're not.

But I have to understand their
desperation.

Seeing their people killed, their land
stolen.

Watching the railroad needlessly
slaughter the buffalo.

Black Hill.

Pauline, Matthew, I want you to watch
the boys.

No harm.

I want you to stay inside.

I want to see my chief.

It's dangerous for Black Hill to be off
the reservation.

You'll see him soon, I promise.

He worries about Cloud Dancing.

He asks if they see him.

He says he knows Cloud

Dancing rides with dog soldiers, but he
hoped to find him here.

His sons no longer listen to him.

He doesn't know how to call Cloud Danson
back.

That's about no harm.

He's fine.

He and my youngest son are not young.

Amen. Come on. He says we are of
different nations, of one people.

I wish it was always like this.

He says

I

live in hopes.

Hopes.

Amen.

Fell asleep on the floor.

Just leave him there.

Stay warm by the fire.

You warm enough?

It isn't cold.

Good.

It's so hard to imagine Claudette riding
with dark soldiers.

It'd be like seeing you carry a rifle.

Robert must be so worried.

Do you think he'll come back?

Not with Custer around.

I figure Sheridan brought him back
because he knows Custer's like a loaded

The question isn't if they're going to
use him. It's when.

Of course, if somebody persuasive was to
talk to him, maybe bend his mind around

a little bit.

Do you think I should go to his dinner?

You might think about it.

He's asked everybody who's got influence
over the town.

Custer's not just here to kill Indians.

He's here to make sure folks think it's
the right thing to do.

I could never sit there eating
government beefsteak, not while the

going hungry over the hill.

Choke.

You're right.

Custer never listened to me.

I'm delighted you've changed your mind,
Dr. Quinn.

Actually, I was hoping you might do the
same tonight.

I've changed my mind?

I am intrigued.

Oh, Crickle is just lovely, General.

Well, thank you.

I try to maintain a little oasis of
civilization even out here in the

wilderness.

No, thank you.

Well, I see we finally have something in
common, Dr. Quinn.

You saying you don't drink?

I am, sir.

Unlike many of my fellow officers... I
believe liquor and war do not mix.

Is that what we're at, General?

War? Michaela, can't we just enjoy our
dinner? It's all right, Mrs. Jennings.

I'm quite used to barring with olive
branches in Washington.

I can assure you, debating with a lovely
lady is far more appealing.

You haven't answered my question,
General.

The United States does not wage war on
the Indians.

But if they refuse to abide by our
treaties, they must suffer the

I haven't had turtle soup since my days
in the seminary.

They do suffer the consequences of our
treaties, General.

Your dogs eat better than the Cheyenne
people.

Please try to understand, Dr. Quinn.

The United States has every intention to
feed Indians who want peace south of

the Arkansas River at Fort Cobb.

But Black Kettle wants peace.

They promised that he could stay north.
That treaty of medicine laws makes no

such promise.

It was given to him verbally.

I was there.

Heard it.

It seems to me if a promise is made, it
shouldn't matter if it was written.

For someone who was abducted by Cheyenne
renegades, your attitude is quite

surprising. I happen to believe hurting
innocent people is wrong.

No matter who the offender.

Sorry to interrupt, sir, but the lady
doctor is needed.

What happened?

River workers got attacked north of
town. They're bringing wounded in now.

attacked, corporal? Any more parties,
sir.

Cheyenne. Perhaps powder and lead will
be the best food for them now.

Look at that boy we was eating.

Mom, most of us ain't even got guns.

I know it hurts, but I'm almost done.
Had me a rifle, I'd have killed them

Sinking devils.

The morphine will help ease the pain.
Now try the lysoderm.

It's like an old bird in hell.

When you finish over here, I need to
help you remove the bullet.

I've got a wife in Soda Springs.

She's going to be worried.

You'll be all right. I'm a doctor.
Please put him over there.

Her name is Michelle.

Michelle Haley.

Can you get word to her? I'll make sure
she knows you're safe.

Now, exactly how did they attack?

A bunch of us set fire to the trestle.
We chased them off.

The rest was right in the crow's tent.

How many were in the war party?

It was hard to say. There was women
hoovering all over the air.

Everybody here has taken this.

Railroad's bringing the kind of progress
we all want.

Them Indians know that.

When they attack the railroads, they
attack the very heart of this town.

What we need is action.

And the man to do the job is right here.

People of Colorado Springs, I give you
General George Armstrong Custer.

I like the feel of this.

You can't blame people. What if you stop
that war party from even running the

town? I don't think it's going to
happen, Myra. But they've done it

My good people, the Cheyenne, all
Indians.

Our enemies to our civilization.

We must not allow them to carry out this
barbarous warfare under any pretext

they choose to allege. Dr. Mike, we've
got to stop this.

I agree.

And I can assure you, I will use all of
my power to prevent them from doing so.

Kettle One's Peace has already signed a
treaty.

What the army knows, Doctor, is the
seven wounded men lying in your clinic,

attacked by your peaceful Cheyenne.

You know some of these people.

You know they don't want to fight. They
just want to live on their land.

They may have a point.

They don't all cause trouble.

I gotta say, I met some good Indians.

And I agree with my commanding officer,
Mr. Bray.

The only good Indian is a dead Indian.

You have risked much to come here. We
have to talk.

I have been thinking of my son when he
joined the dog soldiers.

I think now he was right.

And your father?

Is he wrong?

They have come about the train.

They're not going to be able to stop it.

And these attacks are only making things
worse.

When I was a boy, I could ride for many
days, meet only my people.

I could hunt when I wanted.

The buffalo were as many as the stones
in this creek.

They would fill a valley as far as you
could see.

Now, they tell me where I must put my
lodge, where I can hunt, what I can eat.

And if I do not do as they say, they
want to kill me.

Understand me.

I do not wish for this fight.

I do understand you, Cloud Danson.

And I know what your people have lost.

I can't figure what you think this is
going to accomplish.

In the north, Red Cloud and the
Ogallala, they fight.

They've driven the soldiers off. Only
because the settlers aren't moving

Once a white man wants to powder river
country, Red Cloud doesn't stand any

of a chance than you do.

Is that a reason not to fight?

Because it isn't possible.

Is that what you would do?

My brother, is there nothing you would
not fight for?

And when war breaks out, what happens to
the women and the children and the old

ones? My people have been promised
protection at Fort Cobb.

Tonight, Blackhead will move them south
so they will be safe.

Who is that woman,

Blackhead?

His wife.

Medicine woman, Vader.

When Blackheadle gave you your name, you
did not understand how it was special.

You have been my good friend, medicine
woman.

You have stood with me through many
sorrows.

You've been a good friend to me also.

For your union with Sully, Liz brought
many happy sons over my lodge with cloud

dancing.

Slowly, thank you.

One day, perhaps many seasons from now,
my people and your people will come

to understand one another and no longer
be afraid.

I know this truth because I know you.

I will be you, Tom.

is almost gone. It is time.

This is right to do. You will be safe
with Black Kettle.

You have nothing to say.

You're a foolish man.

You have always been a foolish man.

I do not know why I have slept with you
for so long.

Do not worry. I go.

But I do not have to be happy about it.

Supposed to be a surprise.

It's your wedding present.

It's so beautiful.

It will be when it's finished.

I figured I'm going to need a bed.

May I watch your work?

Sure.

Here.

It's been nothing.

I've been thinking how lucky we are to
have this house.

I can't imagine having to suddenly...

Pack up and leave everything.

They've been gone a week, and I feel
like they've been gone a year now.

I miss them, too.

You think they'll be all right?

They should be safe at Fort Cobb by now.

Once Custer's got his fellow chiefs and
dog soldiers, we'll move on and maybe

they'll be back.

Sometimes I can't help it.

I wonder if you wish you could have gone
along with them.

I mean, they've been your family for so
long now.

Cheyenne are my family. They always will
be.

So are you.

What are you going to understand?

My heart's yours now.

I've got to get back to work or I'll
never have a bed.

You're so beautiful.

I always believed I could be this happy.

I love you so much.

I love you.

Horace.

Dr. Mance got the medicine coming in?

Hold up, just a minute. Important
telegram for the army.

Myra, we're going to go shop him now.

Horse.

Medicine. Oh, uh, under the counter. Go
ahead.

Are

you

certain?

I read it twice.

It said the Custer was ordered to take
the 7th Cavalry south of the Arkansas

River. Back in Indian territory.

The Custer's up to something?

Blackhead will have Sanctuary Fort Carl.
They won't be in any danger.

You're getting pretty good, Brian.

Now it's good to know him.

He's been practicing much longer.

I'm sure he'll be impressed next time
you see him.

Think he'll be back in time for your
wedding?

I don't know, Brian.

I hope so.

Why don't you go tell Colleen it's not
this one?

God damn it.

Sully, is he here?

Well, we're just about to eat. Will you
join us? There is no time.

I've come for your help.

What's wrong?

Black Kettle has been turned away from
the fort.

What? The agent said he did not have the
power to make peace with the Cheyenne.

He said Black Kettle must make peace
with the big war chief, Sheridan.

Sheridan ordered Custer south of the
Arkansas.

Are you sure of this?

I saw a telegram.

Army's not sending Custer in to talk
peace.

Where's Black Kettle now?

They made camp along the Washita.

We've got to warn them.

I'm going with you.

They're my friends, too. They met with
me.

Don't worry about us. I'll sleep in
here. I feel better if you ask Robert,

and Grace to spend the night with you.
And if they can't, stay with me.

We're going to be riding for days. Are
you sure about that?

This won't taste like much.

I'm afraid when most little girls were
in the kitchen with their mothers, I was

off with my father, helping him set
broken bone.

Your father, he wanted you to become a
doctor?

It was a mutual decision.

My father passed his medicine on to me
also.

I never heard you speak of your father.

He was once a great warrior and won many
scouts from the enemy.

After the Fort Laramie Treaty, he put
aside his weapons and earned medicine.

What made him decide to change?

The treaty brought many great nations
together, but some were old enemies.

On the way, a Cheyenne war party killed
a snake man, so a council was called.

My people smoked the pipe with the
snake, and our chiefs called on the

to stop fighting. Gifts were passed.

The last gift given was to the grieving
family of the snake man.

I still remember how the grandfather
embraced the warrior who had killed his

grandson.

That warrior was my father.

What became of your father?

He died of whooping cough.

I did not know the medicine for this
white man's sickness.

You must dress now.

We have a long ride to the river.

I don't hear nothing.

I do smell smoke.

We may be closer than I believe.

We have put our lodges here in the
spring.

The grass is tall and the river is
swole.