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[gentle music]
[water dripping]
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[dramatic music]
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- Solider?
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[man thudding]
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Easy soldier, I'll
help you all I can.
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- Concho, Fort Concho.
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- I'll get you some water.
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[dramatic music]
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[upbeat music]
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel
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♪ He roamed through the west
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♪ That Johnny Yuma, The Rebel
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♪ He wandered alone
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♪ Johnny Yuma
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[dramatic music]
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Hello?
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[speech echoing]
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[horse whinnying]
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[dramatic music]
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[horse whinnying]
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[dramatic music]
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[door opening]
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[dramatic music]
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[bowl clattering]
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[dramatic music]
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[man laughing manically]
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- Put down that hog leg, boy.
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Somebody got through, huh?
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You're the reinforcements!
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Horses, foot, dragoons?
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[man laughing manically]
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What a school boy!
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You're going to take
back forts, aren't you?
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[man laughing manically]
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You're just gonna
take a lot of taking!
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Who be you, boy?
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- My name's Yuma, Johnny Yuma.
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- That don't mean nothing.
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You know who I am?
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Your Nebuchadnezzar,
your Solomon, Caesar!
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Your big medicine boy,
powerful medicine!
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Maybe you ought to kneel.
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Maybe you ought
to curry my favor,
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'cause I hold the power
of living and dying
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in these here parts.
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You going to kneel?
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- No, sir, I'm not.
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- It ain't absolutely necessary
and positively necessary,
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as long as you show
the proper respect.
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Mind you do that, boy.
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- Yes sir.
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- Where you heading?
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- North, Fort Griffin.
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[man laughing manically]
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- Oh no, you ain't!
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No you ain't!
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You know why?
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The engines,
northeast, southwest,
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all points of the compass.
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The redskins, the redskins!
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The smell of bread
in their beaks,
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and murder in their eyeballs!
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- I didn't see any.
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- Engines, engines all around.
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Do you smell them?
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Engines hit this fort.
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- When?
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- 100 years ago, 1,000.
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Maybe it was only last week.
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Anyways, it was a lot
of dead men to go.
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- Comanches?
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- No, Kiowas boy, Kiowas!
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They'd chew up
Comanches for breakfast!
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The whole say tent is
smeared with paint,
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paint and blood, boy!
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And there ain't nothing that
breathes at Concho except me!
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- How is you're still breathing?
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How come you're
the only one alive?
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- The engines is
like kids one minute,
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and killers the next.
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You gotta outsmart 'em,
which is what I'd done,
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when they hit the fort.
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I hid.
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- You what?
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- Well, we didn't
have a chance anyhow.
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Well, your blood would
have turned green
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at what I'd seen when I was hid.
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Don't you turn your back
on me, you rebel pup.
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This way my bones still bend.
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I'd only be dead
if I'd a fought.
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What good would that done?
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- Your bullet money
killed Satanta.
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- I ain't no coward
'cause I hid.
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I was smart, I saved the fort!
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- Yeah, sure.
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- And when they was
through with dancing
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and scalping I walked
out amongst them,
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dressed in these here garments.
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Big as a buffalo.
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[man screaming]
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You savvy why, boy?
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- Yeah.
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Indians won't hurt a
man out of his head.
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- I walked out amongst them.
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I had them locals
red eyed steer.
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That took courage, boy.
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A bucket full of courage.
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- Where are the
soldiers, their bodies?
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- I buried them.
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What was left of
them, like heroes.
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Army's got to take
care of its own.
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And a lot of dead men.
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Just as long as I keep
pretending I'm the sovereign
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among them they leave
me and this place be,
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bring me food and the like.
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And I'm in command of the fort.
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- You don't have to
face a court marshal.
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[dramatic music]
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[man laughing maniacally]
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[dramatic music]
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[man laughing manically]
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- The face of heaven,
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the face of heaven is
a-fowling and a-scowling!
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He's crying tears of vengeance!
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The great spirits is screaming
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and they're telling
you to strike him dead!
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Strike him dead before he
brings others like him!
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[man laughing maniacally]
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[dramatic music]
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And the face of
heaven's a-hollering.
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They're saying to
kill him, kill him!
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- You will die.
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Do you know the reason?
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- I reckon 'cause you say so.
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- A man should know why he dies.
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That helps him to die well.
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- You gotta die, you might
as well be good at it.
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- We will see, Yellow Hair,
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if the Kiowa will be
proud of your scalp.
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[dramatic music]
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[man speaking foreign language]
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This is our land.
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You will learn that as
the other milk faces have.
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- Looks like you taught
'em pretty good, Satanta.
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- You know me.
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- There was a time
when they called you
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the great orator of the plains.
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Now they call you other things.
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- The long knives have
made my heart a stone
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with no soft place in it.
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You, Yellow Hair, you have
fought the long knives too,
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like the Kiowas.
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- Not exactly.
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- You were beaten.
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- [Johnny] They licked us.
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- Your chances of
winning were not good.
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- They were better than yours.
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- One does not
fight always to win.
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Sometimes the fight
is to hurt back.
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Look upon Stumbling Bear.
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Do you know what
he carries there?
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The bones of his son,
killed by the long knives.
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Look at the land about you.
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Our fathers, our families
are buried there.
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We will not sell
their bones cheaply.
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That is why we fight.
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That is why Yellow
Hair will die.
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[dramatic music]
[punch landing]
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[dramatic music]
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Iron Hand, not now.
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Let him die as the sun sets.
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Slowly with fire.
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Yellow Hair.
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What do they call me now?
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- Butcher.
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[man speaking foreign language]
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[dramatic music]
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- You know why I had
to say all that, boy.
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- Yeah.
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This way I never
tell anybody about
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the coward of Fort Concho.
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- I got a wife and a son.
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I don't want him to grow
up ashamed of his name.
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- Oh, they ought to be
mighty proud of you.
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- Them redskins, they was
gonna scorch you anyway, Reb.
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And this way, they think
I'm crazy for sure,
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turning on a white man.
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[dramatic music]
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- Come on ahead.
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I'll take any kind
of company I can get.
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Can you understand me?
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Can you talk?
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How come you're with
them, a raiding party?
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- We are no raiding party.
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We have buried Satanta's wife.
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My mother.
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- You're not an Indian.
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I've never seen an Indian
with blue eyes before.
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- My mother and I
were the only ones
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left of a wagon train
a long time ago.
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- Kiowas kill them?
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- No, fever and hunger.
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Satanta has been my father.
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All this time the
Kiowa lived in peace.
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Until the white
man broke his word.
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- I know.
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What's the matter?
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Why you looking like that?
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- My mother, her hair
was the color of wheat.
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- Did you ever try to escape?
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- At first, we were too sick.
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Later, there was no
place, no reason to go.
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The papers you carry, the
ones that our hand took,
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would they harm the Kiowas?
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- Those papers might not
do anybody much good,
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but they meant no hurt to
the Kiowas and neither did I.
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- They have nothing to
do with the soldiers?
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- They're part of a sort
of book I've been writing.
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It's not easy for
me to talk to people
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as it is to put down the
things I've felt and found out.
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- Your actions put much
value on those papers.
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- Maybe too much.
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But people gotta have
something important.
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You've got Satanta.
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Me, I, I got a book
I've been writing.
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- I will help you.
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I will tell you of
the Kiowa challenge.
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There is a custom as
old as the Kiowa lodge.
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The right of the challenge
Satanta would not deny,
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even to an enemy.
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[dramatic music]
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[man speaking foreign language]
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- If the challenge is brought...
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[dramatic music]
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[fire crackling]
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[dramatic music]
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- Kiowas, there is
something that must be said!
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- What must be said?
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- A pig walks among your lodge.
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- How does Yellow
Hair know this?
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- By the filth that
hangs from his face
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and the odor of his nearness.
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- Well, how near is he?
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- As near as Iron Hand.
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[dramatic music]
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[man speaking foreign language]
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[people chattering]
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[dramatic music]
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- We will see who is the
pig and who will be skinned.
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We will run for the knife.
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[dramatic music]
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[man speaking foreign language]
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[dramatic music]
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[men grappling]
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[punch landing]
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[men grappling]
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[dramatic music]
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[men thudding]
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[men grappling]
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[dramatic music]
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[knife clanking]
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[dramatic music]
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[men grappling]
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[punch landing]
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[dramatic music]
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- You fight like the eagle.
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You are free as the eagle.
268
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Walk as Satanta's brother
among the Cheyenne,
269
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the Kiowa, and the Sioux.
270
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- Satanta, troopers will be
coming back to take the fort.
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- They have taken
many things before.
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But our vengeance here is over.
273
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We will take with
us the white man
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who sees the face of heaven.
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Yellow Hair, if the
troopers follow,
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will you ride with them?
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- No, I won't do that.
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I won't ride against Satanta.
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[dramatic music]
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- Bumpa.
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[dramatic music]
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You have grown up among us.
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But now your mother's dead.
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Your heart and hand went to him
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and if the bond is broken you
can go back to your people.
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[dramatic music]
287
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- I will stay with my father.
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[man speaking foreign language]
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[gentle music]
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- Thanks.
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[gentle music]
292
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- Boy, boy.
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You ain't gonna tell
nobody what I done.
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- They're waiting for you.
295
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- You ain't gonna tell
nobody, are you boy?
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- As far as I'm concerned,
everybody died at Fort Concho.
297
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Ain't no use saying
anything bad about the dead.
298
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- It's got my name on it.
299
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Maybe you could
get it to my kin.
300
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Tell them you found it on a
dead soldier at Fort Concho.
301
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- Yeah.
302
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[dramatic music]
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[upbeat music]
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel
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♪ He roamed through the west
306
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♪ That Johnny Yuma, The Rebel
307
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♪ He wandered alone
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♪ He got fighting
mad, this rebel lad ♪
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♪ He packed no star
as he wandered far ♪
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♪ Where the only law
was a hook and a draw ♪
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♪ The Rebel, Johnny Yuma
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel
313
00:25:14,000 --> 00:25:18,000
♪ He roamed through the west
314
00:25:18,000 --> 00:25:22,137
♪ That Johnny Yuma, The Rebel
315
00:25:22,137 --> 00:25:25,965
♪ He wandered alone
316
00:25:25,965 --> 00:25:30,103
♪ He searched the land,
this restless land ♪
317
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♪ He was panther quick
and leather tough ♪
318
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♪ If you figured that
he'd been pushed enough ♪
319
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♪ The Rebel, Johnny Yuma
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♪ Johnny Yuma
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♪ John Yuma21868
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