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You're the city boy, ain't you?
- Exactly. But, how'd you know? - How?
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You don't know the famous Sam Hawkens?
Well, that's me.
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Here's Sam and Dick. We know it all.
We knew you'd be leaving this train.
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I think we should surrender.
- Well, seems you'd like the Kiowa
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to have a nice breakfast with your scalp.
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Pretty smart, the Chief.
- We'd slow down and put out the fire.
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No, then he'll attack once again!
No, no, there's pretty less chances
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for our mothers' sons.
- I think we should give up.
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Now, what was that? Did you hear that?
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Oh! But that's... that's...
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Now, look who's coming! Indians!
Our first Indians! How lovely!
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Please stop for a minute, gentlemen!
Only one minute. For the camera!
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I am a friend of all Indians.
I just would like to take a photo of you.
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For the Oxford Times!
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You sure they were Kiowa, Sam? - Yes!
Without any doubt?
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I know if an Indian is a Kiowa
or an Apache, even at night.
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Even with closed eyes, I would say.
- Bancroft said the Kiowa are friendly
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Hello! Are you the landlord?
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Yeah, that's me.
- Do you have a room for me?
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Yeah. But I want to know who you are.
- Pardon me. Tuff-Tuff of the Oxford Times.
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I came here from England
to photograph the Indians.
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Unfortunately I was unlucky up to now
but I am very optimistic. Here, my camera.
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What's that umbrella for? It's sunny!
- The tripod hampers me to dismount.
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Therefore, I take my right leg
to this side... like this...
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Then I take up the umbrella...
That ensures a soft landing.
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It is my own invention
on which I already applied for a patent.
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Now, who's that?
- He wants to take photos of the Indians.
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Yes, for the Oxford Times.
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Now, who is this that suspicious character?
- Mr Santer. The most powerful man here.
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Pardon me, do you mind?
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May I introduce myself:
Agnus Tuff-Tuff, Oxford Times.
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Hey!
- Oh! Pardon me, I'm so sorry.
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Cheers.
- Get away, this is where I stand!
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Oh! Oh, mylady, what a lucky coincidence!
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May I ask for a little dance?
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A little dance? Here you are.
But without the lady.
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I am protesting!
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I will inform the press
about your malicious behaviour!
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I don't like that anyone touches you.
- Indians!
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Ok, guys, you line up at the wall now.
Go on!
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Fine. And now, you put your hands
in your necks.
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Yes, great. And now,
you put your heads against the wall.
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Wonderful.
And now two steps back!
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That's it. Not quite comfortable,
isn't it?
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And now I have a surprise:
Anybody moves, he'll be dead!
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You cowards! Idiots! Get up now!
Useless bastards! Get up! What was it?
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And so, now what happens?
- Who is to negotiate with them?
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I'll do it, if you don't mind.
I'm well-known in every Apache tent.
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Keep the workers calm. Jones,
Old Shatterhand, Bancroft, come on.
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Leave you guns here.
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So,
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what brings you here?
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Sure! Old Shatterhand's a courageous and
fearless fighter. First trek to the West,
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and he's famous already.
- How do you call him?
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Old Shatterhand, because his fist
fells every man like a lightning.
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How are you going to do that, friend?
- We'll break camp, head towards Roswell,
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and get a hold of Santer.
- And send his buddies to hell.
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My best idea ever, if I may say so.
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Gentlemen, please, just one minute!
Hold on for one minute, please.
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What do you have against the Oxford Times?
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Our only hope is to surprise them.
- Huh? What did you say?
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If you can manage that, my friend,
I'll take my hat off to you.
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And my false scalp, too.
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We'll see you later.
- And be quiet!
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Sometimes I really don't know:
Should I embrace him or murder him?
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Oh! Now, what is that?
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Please, is that the train to Indianapolis?
- Cover, we'll be shooting!
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I just asked where the train is going to.
- And I just said: cover!
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See? I was right in the end.
We did it, alright!
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Hey! Hello! Hello!
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Are you headed to El Paso by any chance?
- That's exactly where I'm going.
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Could you send a telegram for me?
- Why not, if you pay? - Of course.
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What a godforsaken country this is.
Where did you come from?
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From Roswell.
- But Roswell was attacked by the Indians.
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Yes, but unfortunately I missed them.
This is it: "To the Oxford Times.
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Instead of group photos of Indians I'll
send exclusive picture of Coughing Crow."
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Now...
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Well, no matter what he thinks,
I'm absolutely sure. Why not free us?
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Farewell, my good old friend.
You're really a lucky one.
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I'd rather go to the happy hunting-grounds
that fast and painless like you.
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'cause without me this greenhorn
is doomed to death.
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The worst is, my scalp is itching,
and I cannot scratch myself.
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My pants, quick! She's coming.
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Quite a good-looking guy, huh?
Yeah, that's what I always was.
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Only that I didn't have time
for girls.
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You got pretty hair.
- Huh?
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My pretty, pretty darling, you.
- Me pretty darsing?
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Quiet good. Say "darling".
- You take darling as squaw in wigwam?
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What? Marriage?
Sam Hawkens will never marry!
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Yes, yes, yes! No marriage, no love.
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But, what's up now? Stay with me,
my pretty, pretty darling.
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Stay with me.
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I'll do anything you want.
Give me a hug, darling.
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There's something going on. Oh, did I
tell you how Moon fell in love with me?
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And how I escaped her at the last minute?
No one of you could have managed that.
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