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There's nothing else alive.

They even slaughtered
the horses.

Custer must have taken
some prisoners.

There's about 40, maybe 50 women
and children missing.

How could they do this?

Keep going!

Aah! Sully!

Bullet went right through.
It missed the bone.

You were lucky.

The Long Hair has moved
the soldiers down the river

toward the other villages.

It is not safe here for you.

You must go.

There must be something
we can do...

at least help you bury them.

We will leave my people
where they fell.

The birds and the wolves

will scatter their flesh
over the earth.

There, they can feed our mother
again.

Will you watch after this one
now?

I'll make certain he's safe.

Cloud Dancing,
where are you gonna go?

I will ride
with my Arapaho brothers.

To look for Custer?

When is the killing gonna stop?

Can you not see
what's before you?!

It is finished.

Go before it's too late.

It's tea.
It'll help settle your stomach.

- Thank you.
- I ground up the corn.

I got it soaking
like you wanted.

The baby's still sleeping.

We ought to get some sleep,
start fresh in the morning.

No.
The baby will need milk soon.

We should keep pushing on.

It's all right.

Let me check on your arm
before we leave.

They're home.
They're home.

- Ma!
- Ma! Ma!

We've been so worried.

- Is everybody all right?
- We're fine.

- But look at you.
- Grace.

Ma.

Hey, Ma.

- Who's that?
- It's a Cheyenne baby.

His parents got killed.

How?

Custer attacked Black Kettle's
village before we got there.

Oh, my Lord.

Are they all right?

Everyone's gone, Colleen.

Snow Bird?

Black Kettle?

No Harm, where is he?

Where is he?!

No Harm was killed
with the others.

He's dead.

But he can't be.

He -- He's just a kid.

You should have stopped them!
Why didn't you stop them?!

- Why didn't you stop them?!
- Brian!

Matthew, let him go.

I'll take care of these.

We'll take this one home
and get him fed.

If there's anything I can do...

There's nothing
anyone could do.

Thank you
for looking after the children.

Oh, he is cute.
Poor little thing.

Oh, and he hardly cried a whoop
last night.

And I know
he's got to be hungry.

Oh, Michaela and Sully
must just feel awful.

I don't know
if it's such a good idea

to be taking care
of that around here.

- Loren!
- And what do you suggest I do?

I don't know.
Don't go starting up on me.

Why, he's just
an innocent, little baby!

Just gonna grow up to hate us
like the rest of 'em.

- You mean, what's left of 'em.
- Ah.

Custer sure done
what he come here to do.

Loren, I'd like some coffee
and some flour please.

All right.

Michaela, are you all right?

I'm fine.

You have any
of that special chocolate left?

Yes.
But, Michaela,

I feel awful about what happened
to all your friends.

I'd like two blocks, please.

Grace, how is he?

Oh, he'll be fine soon
as he gets some milk in him.

Come here.

Michaela, hear Custer took care
of our little Indian problem

down at the Washita.

Got a real hero's welcome back
at Camp Supply.

Whole command turned out
for review.

Just what do you think
you're doin'?

Just chattin' with Michaela
about the General's big victory.

I think you're trying
to be cruel.

I'll pick these things up
when you're less busy.

Dr. Mike?

Dr. Mike?

You do know not everybody

is happy with what happened
to the Cheyenne.

I think the sentiment's
a little late, don't you?

Will I see you
in church tomorrow?

Heard you coming.

No Harm could walk around here
without making a sound

That's 'cause
No Harm was Cheyenne.

You make it sound like being
Cheyenne's a good thing.

I think it is.
Don't you?

Being Cheyenne's
what got him killed.

Maybe.

You don't think so?

I think bad things
happen sometimes, Brian,

and they don't make any sense.

I think they hated him
just 'cause he's Indian.

What's important now, Brian,
is how you felt about him.

You saw No Harm for what he was,
a person and a friend.

- He was my
- I know.

I thought --

I thought maybe you'd like
to have this with you.

He can't hear
me play it no more.

I don't know.

Cheyenne would say
that No Harm's

gone on to join his ancestors
with the Great Spirit.

But his spirit
is still here with us, too.

I think he's with you
every time you think about him.

And every time you play this,
he's with you.

What's gonna happen to all the
Cheyenne prisoners they took?

Keep 'em locked up for a while.

Probably move 'em to
another reservation down south.

You think Custer's
gonna find Cloud Dancing?

I don't know, Matthew.

Figuring the Army
will keep attacking villages,

hoping
to draw the Dog Soldiers in.

They know that the Dog Soldiers

will want to protect
their people.

Where you going?

I have work to catch up on
at the clinic.

Kind of late for that,
don't you think?

It's a lot to do.

Then I'll wait here
till you get back.

You don't have to do that.

I want to.

See you in the morning.

- Grace?
- Horace, I'm sorry

to be bothering you so late.

I was wondering
if you could help me.

- What is it?
- Well, it's the baby.

I'm trying
to give him his bottle,

but he just won't feed on it.

Well, I can't figure
how we could help you.

You should go see Dr. Mike.

He's getting weaker.

And I -- I was hoping...

You want Myra to nurse
an Indian baby?

I'm asking you
to feed a hungry baby.

Of course I will.

You never came back
for your supplies.

I've been wanting to get on
with this for some time now.

You can't imagine
how the dust blows in.

Michaela,
you can't go on like this.

Like what?

Pretending
like nothing's happened.

- You've got to...
- I'm sorry,

but I really don't have time
to visit right now.

You're the dearest friend
I've ever known.

You're not gettin' rid of me
that easy.

I've never seen you
the way you was today.

All the fight gone out of you.

I know that you saw
something horrible.

But sooner or later, you're
gonna have to talk about it.

Michaela, there's a lot getting
written about that battle.

Folks are believing
Custer's done a good thing,

that he was killing
mostly braves and warriors,

that he's a real hero.

Was he a hero, Michaela?

How should I know?

Oh, I think you
know more than anybody.

You seen with your own --

I don't want to be rude,
Dorothy,

but I'd really like
to finish this tonight.

Good morning, Sully.

I brought these back.

I appreciate you lettin'
me use 'em.

Yeah.
How you folks coming along?

How do you expect us to be?

Hey. Maybe you oughta remember
just who you talkin' to.

In case you forgot, I

got a Cheyenne baby sleeping
in my bed right this minute.

So, how you folks coming along?

It's been rough.

How's the baby?

Doing better.

I hope
he ain't too much trouble.

Oh, hardly cries at all.

And he sleeps most
of the night, too,

as long as Grace keeps her hands
off of him.

Oh, she's just frettin'
and fussin'.

And now that Myra's
helping with the feeding,

I reckon
he's gonna be all right.

What's Dr. Mike think?

I can't say.
She ain't been by to see him.

Morning.

Morning, Sully.

Some eggs left on the stove.

No, thanks.

Thought we'd go by
and see the baby after church.

We're not going to church.

- Why not?
- I told them they could go.

I have too much work
at the clinic.

But you done all that
last night.

Ma!
I got a splinter.

I was raking the barn.
It went in deep.

- A splinter?
- It hurts. Get it out.

Sit down.

Colleen, please.

Hold it right there.

Ow! That hurts!

- I can't find anything.
- It's in there.

I can feel it.
Ow!

Honestly, Brian,
it's just a splinter!

Why don't you just soak it
in some warm water?

Excuse me.

Oh!

Aah!

What are you doing?

Why don't you go in there?

'Cause it ain't the right time.

Right time?

Listen to her.

She knows I'm here.
She's gotta do this alone.

We can't just leave her.

Sully, I know what she's goin'
through.

It ain't the same, Matthew.

This ain't about just losing
folks you care for.

It's more than that.

I have never known
anybody like your mom.

She's always trying so hard
to find the good in folks.

And she believes
that she can do anything,

except she couldn't stop this.

And after what she saw
out there,

things ain't never gonna be
the same.

She lost something
inside herself, Matthew.

She's gotta find a way
to get her hope back.

What if she can't?

What if she needs help?

Go and take Colleen and Brian
into church.

What are you gonna do?

I'm gonna find some help.
Go on.

How did you know
I would be here?

This is where I found you
when One Eye killed your son.

How is the young one?

Robert E. and Grace have taken
real good care of him.

We had many babies
in our village.

I do not know who gave him life.

I do not know his name.

It's very dangerous
for you to come back here.

There's nothing more
that can be done to me.

I have seen my shadow.

Does the shadow always mean...

It does not always mean death.

I cannot know what is ahead.

But the spirits
told me to return here first,

to finish
what I began with Dr. Mike.

She's in a dark place.

I know.

I've been there, also.

♪ And if that mocking bird
don't sing ♪

♪ Mama's gonna buy you
a diamond ring ♪

Oh, you gonna make that baby
deaf with your singing.

As a matter
of fact, he said he liked it.

He did, now?

He said that I have

the prettiest voice
that he ever did hear.

Mm-hmm.

He is smiling.

That's 'cause he's takin'
to you.

I think he is.

I want us to look after him,
Robert E., always.

I've been thinking
that God didn't give us a child

of our own because
He was savin' us for him.

You're talkin' nonsense.

Oh, I've seen you with him.

And we can give him a good home.

Grace, he's Indian.

He -- He's not...

Colored?

Oh, I would expect that from
just about anybody 'cept you.

Now, we're gonna
have ourselves a family, Grace.

Now, I promise.

But to -- to do this,
in this town, this is trouble.

We never run from trouble
before.

That baby won't know nothing
but hate.

He won't have nobody
to wanna be with him.

He'll have us.

And he'll grow up
in a loving home.

Now, you tell me, Robert E.,

who better to take care
of this child?

Who better to understand
than us?

This time,
you're askin' too much, Grace.

It's just too much.

I think Brian's got
the right idea.

Get some rest.

Good night.

Good night, Matthew.

Good night, Ma.

Colleen, you wanna help me
in the barn?

Yeah, when I finish.

Now?

Sully, where have you been?

Busy.

I'm glad you're here.

I want to check on your arm
and see how it's healing.

- My arm's fine.
- I still want to examine it.

I said it's fine.

If you want some coffee,
I'll get you some.

No.

I don't want nothing to drink.

I don't want you to try
and fix me nothing.

I just want you to stop --
stop and look at me.

- Sully...
- Just look at me.

Why are you doing this?

I am not trying to hurt you.

To make me remember it again?

Sully, I know
your heart is broken.

Don't you think I hate myself

for not being there for you,
for the children?

We're fine.

Whenever you're around,
all I can see,

all I can think about,
is how we let this happen.

We didn't let this happen.

But we should have stopped it.

There are some things
that you can't stop.

We could have tried harder.

Sully, these were our friends.

We let them down.

No.

I'm the one
that sided with the town.

I wanted the railroad.
I let them down.

Cloud Dancing don't think that.

He's back.
And he wants to see you.

How could he?

Because he don't blame you.

Why does he wanna see me?

He wants to finish teaching
you about the medicine.

He needs to do this, Michaela.
Maybe you could help each other.

What do I do?

You trust him,
like he trusts you.

When a medicine man teaches,
he loses some of his own power.

Cheyenne custom says
that you gotta offer him a gift.

- What kind of gift?
- It should be something

that speaks from your heart
to his.

But I don't have anything.

It's your wedding present.

Cloud Dancing will be honored.

I'd like to put it on,
just this once.

I wish I knew
what to say to you.

I know what is in your heart.
It is also in mine.

I should never have let
Snow Bird go on without me.

No.

You didn't cause this.

Cloud Dancing, it was my people
that did this to your people.

I feel so sick, ashamed.

One can't go on living
in anger and blame.

It is time for us both to heal.

I don't know how.

Spirits will help us.

Then we'll talk
about the medicine.

I can't say
if your spirits exist or not.

I'm not even sure how I feel
about my own God anymore.

Just because we are angry
with them

does not mean
that they will go away.

- There.
- How long's she gonna be gone?

However long it takes.

A few days, maybe.

I thought Cloud Dancing
already taught her stuff.

Well, he wants her
to know everything now.

Figures it'll make your mom
a better doctor.

It's kind of his way
of making things

right out of something bad.

See, when awful things
happen, sometimes if folks

can find something good comin'
out of it, well, it helps.

It keeps 'em going.

Is that what you do?

Yeah.

Kind of like Ma dying and us
coming to live with Dr. Mike.

That's right.

When No Harm died,
he covered up that baby,

so it could live.

Maybe he'll grow up
to be a great leader,

like Black Kettle,

and work for peace.

You wanna help
me fit this last one?

Sully?

What?

Can we visit the baby?

Sure, soon as we finish.

This is Brian.

All right.

Now, put your hand
under his head. Yeah.

He looks happy.

Guess he don't know
what happened to him.

It's real awful
when you lose your ma and pa.

Don't worry.

You're gonna find people
to love ya,

just like me when my ma died.

Yes.

No Harm saved his life.

He hid him from the soldiers
with his body.

His ma saved his life
the same way.

So it's real important
this baby grows up good.

Sully said he could even
be a chief someday.

Might get folks
to stop being so mad

and fighting all the time.

You can maybe even
help save somebody's life, too.

Maybe he already has.

To understand the medicine,
you must know how it began.

One day, long ago,

the animals became angry at man
for killing and eating them.

So they came together,
in council, where each animal

decided on a sickness
he would give man.

The cedars will be found
in the high hills.

They grow short there,
close to the ground.

I've seen it.
It has a small berry.

That is right.

If tea cannot be made,

they can chew the berry
and swallow the juice.

You must miss them all
terribly.

I carry them with me always.

So will I.

A friend once told me we should
listen more to nature's song.

I'd forgotten
how beautiful it could be.

Thank you for helping
me find it again.

When we close our hearts
off to our pain,

they stay closed to all things
around us, to the joy

as well as the sadness,
even to the ones we love.

All I wanted to do was forget.

My people need you to remember.

If the truth is not lost,

perhaps something
will be learned.

I must leave soon.

Will you bring me the baby
tonight?

Are you going away?

You have learned
all I can teach.

No.

I mean, I still feel...

Cloud Dancing, I don't know
where I belong anymore.

Sully once used the same words.

The answer
is already within you,

or you would not have had
the courage to come here.

Where will you take him?

The time for my people
is short.

The few who are left
know the old ways.

In the north,
there's a band of Cheyenne

who refuse to live
on a reservation.

They hunt the land
you call the Yellowstone.

I know these people.

They will raise this baby
in the ways of my grandfathers.

What about you?

Where will you go?

He can't have him.

Robert E. and me
decided we're gonna raise him.

Grace. Grace, I'm sorry.

I didn't know.

But you said his parents
were dead.

He's part of the tribe.

There are other bands.

They share the same way of life,
the same traditions.

- He'll be raised the way --
- Robert E. and me

can raise him right!

- I know you --
- He would be safe with us!

Grace,
if there were no Cheyenne

to take care of this baby,

I don't believe you could find

two more loving people
to care for him.

What kind of life
can they give him that we can't?

Cheyenne life.

Being hunted by soldiers

or starving
on some horrible reservation?

I suppose
some of that depends on us.

Thank you for all you've taught
me and for your friendship.

We both want you to have it.

She put stones over the heart
to help protect you.

And the claws of the hawk

to give you the courage
to face the unknown.

If it's a bit crooked,

I'm afraid my sewing's not
as good as my cooking.

I will wear it with pride.

It's Robert E.

Whoa, whoa.

What are you doing here?

We wanted to say goodbye, too.

And we wanted to be with you.

And I wanted Cloud Dancing
to know that my prayers

are with him
and with all of his people.

I'm glad that you came.

Better take him, Dr. Mike.
We said our goodbyes.

You must always remember
how a Negro couple

took care of you
when there was no one...

...and a white woman
nursed you at her breast.

Now you'll grow up to be part
of a brave, proud people.

Sully and I thought of a name.

We'll call you Live In Hopes.

This way, you can carry
the words of your chief.

Live In Hopes.

It is a good name.

It's all right.

Don't worry.

I missed you.

Michaela!

It must be 3:00 in the morning.

First time
I met the Cheyenne people...

...they helped me search
for Brian when he ran away.

Later, Sully and Cloud Dancing

brought Chief Black Kettle
up to the homestead.

They'd been wounded by the Army,
and they needed my help.

That's when Black Kettle
gave me my Cheyenne name --

It means Medicine Woman.

I don't think I've ever known
a man who wanted peace more.

I want to tell you
about Chief Black Kettle,

about the Cheyenne nation.

I want people to know who they
are and what's happened to them.

You tell me the truth,
Michaela, and I'll print it.