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What are they doing?
It's a game.
They stand with a big stick,
see how to lay the long cord,
and where to stand the little sticks.
Why do they do it here?
If my father came down from the mountains,
he would see how it is.
The deer and elk stay wide of the valley now.
To hunt them,
we must follow west where K'uu-ch'ish hunts,
or east where there are Pima.
And fight our neighbors
in places sacred to them.
All for fear of a few tents at the river.
Pionsenay...
what did you hunt?
We can't eat that.
I shouldn't see the Mimbreños of the plains where I go,
but now I have.
I saw one of these men
hunted and killed for taking a deer,
from where he shouldn't be.
We saw him killed,
beneath us, over a deer.
My family is well provided for in the high places.
We aren't hungry.
We don't live in fear.
Pionsenay grew impatient watching the white-eyes on the plains.
Now he has brought them into my home.
Do you see this?
This is what I brought.
They are no more danger to you
than the ones
who lost them, at the river.
The men are gone. I see that.
But where they've been, their sons will follow.
And when they are able,
the sons will hunt after you.
And they will hunt after all the People,
not knowing which of us you are.
It will be the same for them, as well as their sons.
But they will not find me asleep
in the mountains like my father,
who was once a great war-chief,
but who has grown old.
Then you will leave here.
Yes. I leave this place
where the People
are too frightened to sing for me.
This, too, was in my dream.
You will go and wait for the white-eyes on the plain
and you will not sleep.
You who've made these people your enemy.
You will fight them for as long as you are able,
and still they will come.
And when you wish to hide
the high places will no longer hide you.
Then you'll see the white-eyes I see.
And you will know
why I don't sing for your victory today.
Now they can choose,
who are free to go as they will.
I have no more to tell them.
I take this,
so it won't disturb the sleep of an old man.
Follow it out some.
See if they stay grouped, or if any cut back.
My sister is not the same person.
She doesn't have the man for her home,
whom she loved before she was born.
There's no more father for her daughters.
They'll have a father.
They'll come with us.
Why would anyone want to go with you?
Will the white-eyes from the river
come to us, now?
No
The people are safe here.
But more white-eyes will come to the river.
That is the old man's dream.
What is your dream, Taklishim?
I don't dream about this.
They have come and put their sticks in our way,
and it's our bad luck
they've done this.
That's all I know.
It's bad luck.
If he goes, I go with him.
Come here.
You listened to what was said.
Did you understand?
Good.
I'm glad my son
knows who he is.
It has told me
where ponies of mine were
that were stolen.
You can speak to it
when there's trouble.
I think... I will see you again.
And what is there for you?
I don't need the gift my brother has.
You give me enough.
I don't follow Pionsenay.
I'll follow you.
You're all right.
Stay still.
This is a game.
Go outside.
Don't move.
They're almost done.
What are you doing?
You're too far.
Tarak!
You're too far.
You're too far. Tarak!
You're too far, Tarak.
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