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[Money for Nothing] by Dire Straits] ♪ MTV...

[music]

[rustling]

[whimpering]

[roars]

- Spencer!

[growls]

[roars]

Just breathe, breathe with me. Come on.

Come on, breathe.

- No need.

[chatter]

[panting]

- Anyone got a cigarette?

Any of you a doctor?

- I am.

- You need to clean those wounds.

- One step ahead of you.

Tell these people to go back to their tents.

All is safe.

- How do you think?

- I can't say I'm familiar with treating a leopard attack.

If we don't clean it good, I'll have gangrene within a week.

- I have iodine and bromine.

That should kill just about anything.

[winces]

[speaking foreign language]

[speaking foreign language]

- That's what the whiskey's for.

- Fair enough.

- My God, man...

The closest I've been to a leopard is twenty feet.

Fighting the thing with your bare hands, what was that like?

- You didn't say you were sorry.

- Sorry?

- I'm sending him on the train.

- But you didn't say that you were sorry.

Breeding pairs hunt together,

but you only showed us one set of tracks.

[music]

- I didn't know.

- You knew.

[music]

Now say you're sorry.

- I'm sorry for his loss.

[cocks gun]

[gasping]

I'm sorry.

- I'm sorry too.

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[music]

[cowboys whooping]

Something's up there

and these cattle don't wanna go anywhere near it.

- Quiet. Listen. Listen. - [gunshots]

Hey, hey cow. Hey cow.

- Zane! Forget the herd, get on top! On top!

[grunting]

- Hey, I'm unarmed. I'm unarmed.

[gunfire]

- Whoa, whoa!

- God!

I shot at no one.

I don't know who shot.

- They was all shooting at me!

- I'll hunt us up some trees.

Hang me?

It's the fucking 20th century,

and you're gonna hang us?

Cattle don't graze up here.

Nothing grazes up here!

And see how long it takes the state of Montana

to fucking hang you!

- What did I tell you I'd do

if I found your sheep grazing another man's land?

Zane!

Take eight cowboys and round up these sheep.

- They're starving on the rez.

Starving...

We'll fix that.

[music]

- We taking these boys to town?

- I've got something else in mind.

Sister Mary: American women must maintain the house.

A slovenly-kept home breeds apathy in children

not to mention the wrath of the husband who built the home.

He made it, you clean it.

Line yourselves against the wall facing me.

When I say, you will sweep to the edge in my direction.

Now sweep.

Did I say sweep it off the edge?

Now you have a mess on the steps.

[grip tightens]

Sweep it to the edge then grab a dust pan

and sweep it off the edge into the pan.

Again.

Grab the bar of soap and run the bar of soap

over the linen until it suds.

and one-two-three-four,

dunk in the water, turn it over,

Grab the bar of soap and run it over the linen

one, two, three, four.

Sister Mary: Lord Jesus, be our guest.

All: Lord Jesus, be our guest.

- We ask you to bless this food.

Sister Mary: That it may nourish us and sustain us.

All: That it may nourish us and sustain us.

[speaking Native language]

Now you attack my family.

Jake: Ya! - Ya!

- You stay real fucking still.

Try to work your hands free.

[music]

- Perhaps the hot box will teach you

If you speak that filth in my school again...

[speaks French]

Man signing: ♪ At night as I lay on the prairie ♪

♪ And gaze at the stars in the sky ♪

we're going to have to keep heading south.

- We're gonna be on top of the park before you know it.

- We're gonna have to prowl through 'em all summer.

- We ain't getting that a wagon up any higher.

How we gonna keep these boys fed?

- It's gonna be real hard on these boys.

- Hell, that's how we used to do it.

We never left the herd.

It took me ten years to sleep six months indoors.

"Easy" wasn't in the job description.

[groans]

- You think any of 'em made it?

he'll figure his way out of anything.

- Why?

Someday, you're gonna run this place,

you got to understand what this ranch's greatest enemy is.

It's not wolves, or drought or blizzards or Texas Fever.

It's other men.

Man will choose to take what you've built

rather than try and build it for himself.

Every civilization in this world

is built on top of the one they conquered.

and it's cities stacked on top of towns

stacked on top of villages

built on top of one man's cave.

Wish it wasn't so, but it is.

that their fear is greater than their greed.

I gave those men a chance

when they crossed me.

There ain't no telling what tomorrow's gonna throw at us.

-[Elsa] "Man will always seek to take from others

that which he could make for himself."

Or perhaps, it is our refusal to surrender that governs us.

Is Elizabeth asleep?

- She's upstairs singing "All the Ways He Loves Me".

You can hear her feet waltzing across the floor,

practicing for her reception.

- [chuckles] Oh, to be nineteen again.

- She grew up in Boston, summered out here like

it was a lodge in the park.

Splashing in the rivers, racing her horse across fields.

The only thing her hands have touched with purpose is a piano.

[laughs]

- I'm sure my son will remedy that, if he hasn't already.

- I know you see it.

- I see it.

I just wasn't going to mention it.

Not from me.

And John is the most deliberate man I've ever met.

[Elizabeth humming]

- It seems your son is marrying gasoline, my dear.

- I wish we had two houses.

- Two?

This one feels empty.

[rope creaking]

Oh...

Attaboy.

[grunts]

Ah...

[grunts]

[groaning, coughing]

[grunts]

[music]

- I'm here to see the super-tendent.

- Do you have an appointment?

Have a seat.

[sheep bleating]

- Our sheep?

- They're your sheep now.

- We don't want sheep.

- I'm no fan of 'em either, but they cook pretty good.

I'm with The Yellowstone.

- Mm.

You are the Dutton.

Mr. Dutton said to bring 'em to you.

- To do what?

- Whatever you want.

Keep 'em. Sell 'em. Eat 'em.

Ground seems as bare here as it is on our place.

Figured you could use 'em.

- We have pens.

- Need help getting them there?

Hey.

You tell Dutton...

- I'll tell him.

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[cowboy shouting]

- There's a spring feeding into a lake over this rise.

Pick three to stay with the herd.

- Hold them here. Hold 'em up. Ya!

- Get the hell out of here, boys!

- We're goin' home now!

[clears throat]

[knocks]

- Come in.

Have a seat.

[fly buzzing]

What can I do for you?

- My granddaughter is in a government boarding school

in the Dakota.

- It's North Dakota.

- The Baptists have day schools on the reservation.

One is only a quarter mile from my house.

the school must be within two miles

of the child's primary residence.

- That is with me.

- Where are her parents?

- Her mother is no more.

Her father works the reservation herd.

- Not abandoned. Working.

- But not at her home. That's abandoned.

a day school they must live with their immediate family

in their primary residence.

- I am her family.

- [sighs]

Do you have a death certificate on the mother?

Hm. The flu.

- The Spanish one.

Just because her mother is deceased,

does not mean you take her place.

That's not how law works.

If you wish to be her immediate family,

- How do I do that?

- You must go before a judge, and request it.

But...

- There is a Magistrate in Crow Agency. Go there.

[music]

- Come now child.

Work the soap through your hair.

[sighs]

Don't worry, child. I'll wash you.

- [exhales]

- I'd say she's clean enough, Sister.

- I can speak.

- You batter my face with no provocation,

Perhaps I shouldn't have interrupted.

Your fever will empty the ice house all by itself.

[exhales]

I am your salvation, Teonna.

to the thriving society tasked with taming this godless place.

to thrive as mother and wife.

How to farm, how to cook,

how to clean, how to read,

I offer all the skills you need to live a bountiful life.

Look at me, girl.

I have sworn to kill the Indian in you, and will keep my word.

I'll kill the rest of you.

[indistinct chatter]

[giggles]

- American.

- I'll never understand why you British are always

- Because it's so far.

Look how far you've traveled.

- Look how far you've traveled. I'm not shocked to meet you.

- Us Americans are renowned for our lack of manners.

- Hm. True.

Do you drink Champagne?

- Whiskey when I'm down.

[clink]

Huzzah.

- What is this question you've been sent to ask me?

- I don't have to ask it, now. I know the answer.

Which reserve?

- I don't guide hunters, I work for the Protectorate.

- I can't understand anything you're saying.

the man-eater of Sabi and the man-eaters of Tsavo.

- I was five when they killed the man-eater of Tsavo.

- You'll never convince her that.

- You're famous, in case you were unaware.

- I was unaware.

- Well, you are...

It's said you killed one with your bare hands.

- Only when I want it to be true.

- Why would you want that to be true?

- For the romance of it.

- Then why do you do it?

- Because dying is the most alive you'll ever feel.

[music]

- And that's quite enough.

Come along, now.

Man: Terrible about Kagiso.

- Yes, he was.

- Doctor says a couple weeks.

- I need you in Tanganyika.

- I don't have any guides.

- There's guides in Tanganyika.

- Spotted? - Mm.

You don't have anyone at the camp who can handle it?

- Oh, it's not near a camp.

I'd rather not wait two weeks for you to get there.

Can you hold a rifle to that shoulder?

- Yeah, I can hold a rifle.

[laughs]

I've settled your tab at the bar.

- I'm not done yet.

- Oh, I have factored in the future.

[music]

[chattering]

- Allow me to raise a glass to this most unique of locations

for the presentation of an engagement,

but when you consider the bride,

perhaps the company of lions makes perfect sense.

After all, she has their spirit, and their mane.

[laughing]

- Cheers. - Hear, hear.

- If you'd excuse me.

- Of course.

- Thank you.

Arthur: Feeding time.

Jennifer: Alexandra.

not of my choosing and I have no means of stopping it.

- He's kind, Alex.

- [whispers] Who did kindness sweep from their feet?

That's all this is.

- Oh, Alex.

their hair line retreats and their bellies march forward.

- [laughs]

- Then I pray a kind one finds you.

Or have mine. [laughs]

- What terrible children you'll raise.

Let's go back.

Migrating from watering hole to watering hole.

- I'd be easy to ambush. - [laughs]

- Where does the next adventure take you?

Where's it take you?

- I'm afraid all my adventures are over.

- I agree.

- You wouldn't like mine.

[music]

Fiance: Alexandra.

- I see what you mean.

[music]

[chattering]

[music]

- I hear the road to Serengeti is bad.

[music]

- Alexandra?

- Stop the car.

- No, not really.

- My knight in shining armor.

Look at me.

- Where I'm going is dangerous.

- Let's look death in the eye then, shall we?

Find someone who loves you.

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