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El hacha de la venganza 1951

As soon as the first settlers arrived on the coasts of America,

the Indians did not stop fighting to keep their lands.

Finally, in 1753,

treaties were signed with the English and French,

and the Indian people learned to live in peace with their new neighbors.

At least in appearance...

VIRGINIA MONITOR JULY 10, 1753

1. Horse racing. 20 participants. 5 pounds for the winner.

2. Wrestling competition. Two silver buckles for the winner.

3. A pair of silk stockings will be given to the prettiest girl.

4. Tug of war competition between two teams.

Apparently, this boy didn't learn it from books!

Let's say he has more than one string in his bow,

Colonel Washington!

I bet 5 guineas on the Indian!

Miss Leeds supports her student's chances.

We will see?

No one has the courage to bet?

5 guineas in Indian!

- Governor Dinwiddie. - Good night, Miss. Leeds.

It's not the love of the game that makes me accept your challenge,

but the desire to be noticed by the country's most stunning beauty.

And as I only have it means...

One is no longer gallant, Mr. Governor.

Forgive me, my dear Elizabeth,

but I find it inappropriate to support the chances of an Indian.

It will be an insult...

if my Indian wins.

Acknowledge with me, Felissa, that Elizabeth Leeds...

Except Jezebel, no woman could live in this tavern!

Her student seems to be in pretty bad shape.

Five more guineas, Elizabeth?

Saved!

- Did you teach him this take? - Me ?

This is the position of the Indians with the scalp!

Dear friends,

Young man, you got the silver buckles.

- And my admiration. - Thank you very much.

Within a year, his English had become as good as his wrestling.

Or are you an exceptional student, Prince Hannoc,

or else, your two friends are exceptional teachers.

You seem to like our protégé, Governor.

As a matter of fact, I'm jealous of him.

Because of some looks of Miss. Leeds,

I have never regretted so much

for having devoted myself more to politics than to the fight!

And now for the biggest reward.

The winner

he must give his prize to the most beautiful of the young women present.

Miss Elizabeth Leeds.

She has deplorable taste.

I refuse to see a savage give you a pair of socks!

Admit that this awards ceremony is the same!

Miss Leeds.

Our friend, Prince Hannoc,

son of Shingiss, great chief of the Indian nation of Delawares,

you have the honor of presenting your prize to the Beauty Queen of the colony.

A prince ?

How come I never met him?

Maybe I'm not the right man...

Yes, Hannoc. You are the right man.

This is the wrong place.

Please keep these socks.

- Keep ? - You'll give it to me tonight.

House.

We will...

I'm very honored, Miss Leeds.

And tonight we will have taught our friend

how it is proper to behave with a beautiful woman.

If you allow, Colonel Washington,

I prefer to teach him myself.

See you tonight.

The opponent will be more dangerous tonight.

AUBERGE DU SWAN BLANC

Elizabeth does not come down to cheer tonight

of your brilliant conversation.

Apparently, tonight she'd rather have fun than fun, Appleby!

Come on, smile. The Indian may not dare to venture among us.

I met you when you were a child, Hannoc.

So believe me.

An invitation from Elizabeth Leeds, you cannot refuse.

She seems to me to particularly care about that.

That is true.

But, no doubt, more out of curiosity than sympathy.

I have almost no illusions.

Remember, Hannoc,

the hearts of women are an unfathomable abyss.

If Colonel Washington and Mr. Gist were true gentlemen,

they would not leave Elizabeth alone with a savage!

If you care about her scalp, Appleby, don't push it!

Nobody speaks to Hannoc in that tone!

Oh, do you feel offended?

Perfect, the Indian!

A gentleman cannot fight like a porter.

Choose your weapon.

A duel? You're freaking out, Appleby!

Hannoc never wielded a sword!

I accept this duel. And I will choose a weapon.

I chose.

A helicopter?

Do you call it a weapon?

I learned a lot from you.

Let me pay you back!

Wait!

Here, Mr. Appleby, how can we fight this.

Another time, reserve your choice of weapons, Appleby.

You are punctual, Prince Hannoc.

It's a quality I appreciate.

Is there a man who would delay the joy of seeing you?

You also learned the art of madrigals.

Whites like swordplay, both sword and word.

Is meeting a woman a duel for you?

There is a risk of cardiac damage.

Ah yes...

You may have been surprised by my boldness this afternoon.

It's for the satisfaction of having won my bet.

This is the practical side of the matter.

From a more feminine point of view,

I was impressed with how you won.

You see me flattered, but maybe allow yourself

impress easily?

Like all women.

But sometimes a man arrives who takes our heart.

Thanks to his charm.

Your intelligence.

Your strength.

And you have everything.

Yes, you might like it.

But...

I have Indian blood.

Can this stop you from kissing me?

Oh yes.

But not to have a burning desire for it.

And your mission?

Thanks.

It's my turn to give you a present.

Maybe this Indian belt is a symbol of friendship for you?

- Where did you get that? - We will...

My mother gave me.

So I'll never forget it runs through my veins

Shawnee's blood.

Shawnee blood?

My dad gave me this red hair to remind me

that I'm half white.

- I... - Wine makes you bold.

I have to try on the socks.

You are whiter than the Indian.

You cannot share the life of an Indian.

How will I know this?

And there it is.

You can tell the governor the socks look great on me.

So, Hannoc?

Do you still hesitate?

Hannoc?

There is...?

There is something.

Wait for me here.

Elizabeth?

Nobody saw you at least?

I just saw the Indian leave. The task looks less easy than expected.

It's a challenge ?

Zuneau has just brought me some news.

The Miami Indians, arrived with Saint Pierre, attack tomorrow.

Count on me, John.

The Delawares will not relent.

I have no doubts about that. But I would be more relaxed if Prince Hannoc

it was held back by its charms.

It should be easy.

Do you doubt that?

Do not.

The Indians who committed this massacre

have been identified, they are Miami allies of the French.

But why this incursion by the French without military support?

No support?

They are building forts throughout Ohio.

Their intention, Colonel,

is to link its southern colonies with Canada,

and bind us east of the Allegheny Mountains.

Now they are building forts in our own land!

That's why I made you ask.

I am entirely at your service.

We must win the Delawares to our cause.

It is the most powerful tribe.

If she joins us, others will imitate them.

Okay, but Shingiss, their boss, always wanted to stay neutral.

If the war went this far, he couldn't.

We have to convince Shingiss to become our ally.

I will do what I can.

You will also submit a formal protest.

to the commander of Fort Le Boeuf, near Lake Erie,

and ask for an answer.

I don't hide from you that your trip will be dangerous.

Governor, if you give me men and supplies...

you will have everything tomorrow morning.

The existence of our colony depends on your success.

You have to succeed.

- God bless you. - Thank you, governor.

We will do everything to prevent war, Hannoc.

But we will fight if necessary.

Would you like me to convince my father to join you

to dig up the ax against the French?

The French have already looted the other tribes, Hannoc.

If they defeat our troops,

nothing will protect the villages and women from the Delaware anymore.

You are my friends and I am ready to fight for you.

But ask my brothers to die for you...

- This, I have to think about it. - Time's running out, Hannoc.

I'll give you my answer before the sun rises.

For the sake of the Delawares, I hope it's favorable.

For the sake of our homes, I hope so too.

Well my friends, we have the cook without his helicopter!

He needs a good lesson to honor Elizabeth Leeds!

Let's end the need to start over!

You are less cunning, huh, wild!

See, my dear?

Heaven is with us.

I'm starting to believe it.

I will not miss this opportunity.

Wait for me next door.

- Elizabeth! - Appleby, the brave man!

You really are a hero, dear friend!

Going three to one is not very chivalrous.

But Elizabeth...

Get that whip and go hit your horse!

You will risk even less.

Come, you must heal your wounds.

Why did you come back this way, Hannoc?

- Was it to see me again? - I didn't want to see you again.

Scared?

Elizabeth, why have you come to my aid?

Because if you're proud, I'm just as proud as you are.

You left me abruptly the other night.

But I don't think I offended you, Hannoc.

- I was wrong. - You seem worried.

In fact.

Because ?

Colonel Washington told me that the French

infiltrated more and more.

They are building forts everywhere.

And every day his soldiers march on indigenous lands.

Can't you forget about politics for a moment?

I have an answer to my friends tonight.

So is it so serious?

It concerns my people.

Elizabeth...

- You say you're half-breed. - Yea ?

So maybe you understand what I'm feeling.

The Delawares can remain unmoved, like my father,

and let the French plunder their land?

It's an absurd. The French will not go to war.

This is not Governor Dinwiddie's opinion.

Tomorrow, Colonel Washington will lead a 40-man detachment

to take a protest to the French commander.

How can this worry you?

He wants me to go with him.

And that I make my father fight alongside him.

If war were openly declared.

Hannoc, refuse.

Do you want to see your friends defeated?

No. No, obviously, but...

I wouldn't want to see you exposed, Hannoc.

Don't let your people go to war.

Stay here.

Will you still be there when I get back?

Is your decision made?

Could you like a coward, a coward?

Act according to your conscience.

I am a woman and I don't know anything about matters of war.

I will wait for you.

Goodbye Elizabeth.

João...

You heard ?

Yes.

What a pity.

40 poor people will die...

No road would be safe.

It will be necessary to advance in coverage.

You know the area well Chris, what do you think?

A 40-man troop will seem like a provocation

in the eyes of any Indian who prefers French brandy to English rum.

We will arrive faster by road.

We will be killed there. Nobody must see us.

Hannoc is right, George.

The governor will send us Mohicans who will be our guides.

We could dress our men in green.

The color of the forest this season.

Good idea.

Hannoc, the safety of our shipment is up to you.

I'm glad you're here.

Thanks, George.

Keep exchanging compliments if you like.

I'm more down to earth.

You might as well enjoy this wine while I still have my scalp!

These are perhaps the last hours we live in peace.

But if we are attacked, we will fight back!

Gentlemen.

- For victory. - To our country.

They thought they would escape us by avoiding the tracks,

Mr. Dellereaux.

We discovered them before they joined the Delawares.

They are not far from it. We must act tonight.

I have a plan.

All right, Major. Tonight.

- Do you hear anything? - With nothing.

Everything is calm. Very calm.

I'll double guard tonight.

Together we are exposed. We must divide our troops.

Two camps must be established.

So, in case of attack...

Attackers can be caught from behind.

You're right. Do you want to lead a group?

We will be in the forest a hundred meters away.

Sleep with one eye, be careful, my friends.

Thanks, Hannoc.

I still have a lot to learn about Indian war tactics.

If you hadn't taken them back,

I don't know what... Oh my God...

My God...

- French disguised as Indians. - The french ?

They wanted to keep us from seeing Shingiss without starting the war.

If we had been massacred,

the attack would have been attributed to the Indians.

Your stratagem has failed and brings us closer to the war.

My friends, we must start.

My father must be informed as soon as possible.

He listened. Break up the camp!

We've been listening to these drums for half an hour.

Bad sign. I do not like this.

Me either.

We are facing the most beautiful indigestion of our lives.

Indigestion?

These drums are from my tribe.

They invite us to a ceremonial party.

Listen to this.

They'll serve us roasted bear legs,

and porcupine stew.

Yes, you have to do this right.

A prince returns to his country.

Don't make a face, Davey.

With that on your head, it's the best way to keep your scalp.

- Good night. - Do you remember Morna?

Yes sure.

She was a lovely little goat.

Warm!

I have twenty-two springs now!

Yes, you have become a beautiful young woman.

- Do you remember your uncle Chris? - I remember everything.

From the language you taught me and from Shingiss.

I spoke to white hunters.

- I haven't forgotten anything. - Have you seen Hannoc?

Do not.

Do you think he remembers him?

Sure, warm.

You never stopped loving her, did you?

Never.

- Where is Hannoc? - He's with Shingiss.

- In great advice. - I will.

No, no ! Wait a minute !

- So this chicken is good? - Um, a little special.

Of course, it's rattlesnake.

The Delawares are a powerful tribe.

With lots of terrain and hunting area.

And brave warriors.

What could they do against white guns?

The French would invade you in two weeks.

And you, my son,

Give your opinion.

I learned to trust Colonel Washington.

- It takes a lot... -... think about it?

Think about it, yes.

But now, I want to celebrate my son's return among us.

It fills my heart with joy.

Let's wait a few moons and he will be king.

And his people will be well governed.

So let's rejoice.

Let's drink and dance all night!

We must celebrate the return of Hannoc!

Hannoc!

The cricket!

Our little cricket who fought and hunted like a man!

See what happened to her!

A woman.

Hannoc, we have a lot to talk about.

I am ready to hear from you.

We'll meet at the party.

One day she will become queen.

I don't want to upset the union I wanted.

I always loved her as my daughter.

And I intend her to be Queen.

Hannoc remember that?

Only he can answer his question, Shingiss.

Can a white woman...?

- Shingiss... - My son is polite.

He has the white man's knowledge.

In his head.

But he must keep the Indian people together.

In your heart.

We could have gone less to talk, Morna.

I had a reason to bring you here, Hannoc.

Visa.

I just see an old tree trunk.

No, that's not it.

Maybe you remember now?

Do you remember ?

You wanted to prove your great strength to Morna.

So you shot an arrow at that old tree.

You told me then that your love had

as strong as your arm.

And that it would last as long as the arrow was stuck there.

And the arrow is still there.

Warm, you know I love you.

I always loved you like a sister

not like a woman you want to marry.

- It's not like a woman... - Little cricket, please...

Warm!

No, no, Mogu, I can't swallow any more.

Indian friend must eat!

But it's because my stomach is more than full.

Eat !

Eat !

Is that still porcupine stew?

- No. Not porcupine. - Oh no ?

It's mouse!

It changed color! Very pale face.

Warm!

Shingiss' heart is also heavy.

We both lost him.

The white men took my son from me.

They offer me war and death in return.

Father...

You've always believed that living with white people is bad.

But you don't know them.

You never saw their cities.

They are full of wisdom.

And this wisdom I can bring to our people.

Full of wisdom, when they just kill themselves?

- Wisdom, go to war? - Father, understand...

They bring me their fights, war...

And a son who is no longer an Indian.

A son who thinks he can make a white woman his wife.

This woman's mother was a Shawnee Indian!

go tell your friends

that there will be no treaty between Shingiss and his people!

I will not fight for them.

The Delawares will be left alone.

Then the Delawares will die alone.

Stop!

George, Chris.

You don't have a long way to go to get to Fort Le Boeuf.

You may not need my company anymore.

Do you want to leave us?

My father would be your ally today if I weren't there.

You see, Hannoc,

every man is free to choose the woman of his heart.

- And when the heart speaks... - Hannoc.

Anything can still happen before you reach the fort.

We need you. That's all I have to tell you.

And that's enough.

I hope I can repair the damage I caused.

We must not spend the night here.

Standing ! Advance!

We are sure they were led by Indians.

No Englishman could have avoided our trap.

Hannoc was with them.

We must infer that Washington got help from Shingiss

with the help of Hannoc.

But I know Shingiss, he will demand a treaty.

And with him, it won't be without arguments.

Of course. And Shingiss would like a quid pro quo.

So we have time.

Time for what?

It's time to make Shingiss understand

that he made a fool thing

and that he can still save everything.

It won't be as easy as you think.

If we decree that the soil on which the Delawares live

it's a french territory,

the Delawares would be forced to take our side,

not to lose their lands.

- There is something ? - A village of Hurons-Wendat.

Hurons-Wendat? In this country?

They are pro-French Indians from Detroit!

First Miamis, now Wendat...

Our enemies would concentrate Indian reinforcements in the region.

This is not everything.

I only saw women and children.

All the men are gone.

But not all men would be hunting.

Either I'm wrong, George, or the enemy is up to something.

I only see one thing to do.

Send our protest to the fort and leave the region as soon as possible.

Everything around us smells of gunpowder. And nothing, gentlemen,

can cause explosion.

Welcome to Fort Le Boeuf, Colonel Washington.

Thank you, Commander.

My coming, no doubt, should surprise you.

Any visit to these desolate places is a surprise, Colonel.

And when it comes to distinguished visitors...

Fortunately, we have a very well equipped one.

Our aim is to make your stay as pleasant as possible.

Thank you, Commander.

Lieutenant, get the men to your quarters.

I will be very happy to share my home

with His Excellency's emissary, Governor Dinwiddie.

You seem to be aware of my mission, Commander.

I was going to answer... "It's war, Colonel!"

But it's not time to talk about it yet.

Time will be with you.

We will ?

They entered.

The question now is that they can leave.

If they haven't come back within twelve hours,

it will be necessary to advise.

These lords of the fort may be surprised.

Then...

Your governor Dinwiddie asks us

abandon these territories,

and the excellent forts we build.

It's a matter of ownership, Commander.

You built on land that doesn't belong to you.

My king does not agree with you.

Well.

It remains for me to report to my superiors.

I'm afraid that's not possible at the moment.

It's because ?

The surroundings of this fort are populated by tribes hostile to the English,

and while I cannot guarantee your safety...

Don't worry about my safety and let me go.

Your request makes my task difficult, Colonel.

So am I a prisoner?

Oh, the word is a little big.

Let's say you will continue to be our guest

for a few days.

The Wendat warriors were not in their village.

The garrison of the fort has been halved,

and you keep me prisoner.

Because ?

We want to be free to move, Colonel.

Especially because my men and Wendat

are on their way to occupy other territories.

Delaware Territories.

Don't go ahead with this plan, Colonel.

My guards wouldn't taste all the salt.

I have no intention of discussing this with them.

Good night, Commander.

Are you listening, Colonel? They are the only ones.

And with these Frenchmen who keep our guns,

we cannot help them.

These screams seem to come from closer.

Good. Turns out the lights.

Let's get the guns to the powder keg.

Blow up the powder keg, they won't be able to chase us!

They are on their way to attack the Delawares.

I don't know if we'll make it in time.

Shall we camp here tonight, Captain Jumonville?

No, we have to get to Big Cove tonight.

This is where we need to contact Wendat.

They arrive by canoe across the river.

It is desired.

The plan is to converge on the Delawares in two directions.

Let's cross the swamps.

Let the men keep the gunpowder dry.

Company, forward!

The Wendat descend the river in war canoes!

And the French are marching across the great prairie.

The French and the Wendat?

Let my warriors get ready.

And let no one throw the ax before being ordered to do so.

Traces are more recent. We caught up with them.

Shingiss, the king of the nation of Delawares,

welcomes his white brothers.

"Your brothers"?

If Shingiss wants to be brother to the great king of France,

he will allow me to bury this board in the ground he lives on.

He scores ? What does this sign mean?

I'll be happy to tell you what that means.

In the year of grace 1753,

during the reign of Louis XV, King of France,

we buried in the soil of Shingiss village,

King of the Delaware nation,

that lead slab near the Ohio River,

to mark our taking possession of that river,

and the entire extent of the territories under the treaty...

More lies from the white man.

We do not sign any treaty.

You will not bury this sign in my land.

So you dig up the hatchet against our king!

If the French want our land, let them take up arms!

Monteaux!

They sound like a retreat.

They will go back to their canoes. Cut them out!

The French have proven their words to be true,

George Washington.

They will never be Delaware brothers.

But to fight them,

the Delawares are not strong enough.

So Shingiss will accompany you

to consult your big white boss.

Dinwiddie.

If a good treaty is offered, the Delawares will fight

alongside the English.

You won't regret it, Shingiss.

- There is a condition. - To say.

We'll only go with you if Morna follows us.

But dad, it's a difficult journey, even for men.

Men walk, but crickets fly!

And since you fear your strength will betray you,

I charge you for your protection during the trip.

Saint Peter was pitiful.

Washington and his men should never have escaped the fort.

- He was helped by this Indian. - Hannoc, again!

And Washington is bringing Shingiss here.

His plans to avoid the alliance between the Delawares and the British

you failed, John.

Whose fault is it? Hannoc must have devoted himself to devotion.

And I hope it is.

He loves me, John. You heard.

Here we are, Shingiss, at the end of our journey.

Williamsburg, our city, looks forward to welcoming you.

Here is a very large but peaceful village.

There is no fort on the high walls,

cannons, soldiers.

I feel this village was built to live in peace,

and not fight.

We know how to fight when we need to.

We want to build a world where every man is free.

The French come here with French weapons,

a belly full of French wine!

We make our own weapons, our own wine,

to be independent.

The French build forts.

We are building a great nation.

Your wisdom is great, as is your heart.

You are worthy to become the ruler of this nation.

- And Shingiss says you will. - Thanks, Shingiss.

I wish I could serve my country.

As for you, cricket, never leave Hannoc.

These large villages are not indigenous villages.

Only pale faces can stay there for a lifetime.

For us they are full of traps.

Look at him, a real puppy waiting for his collar.

I have to admit that Miss Leeds may have been right the other night.

It becomes monotonous. He hasn't changed for two months.

We watch the same comedy every night.

Hold on! What was I saying?

Once again our Elizabeth will take a walk in the park with him,

holding hands like children.

All this is not to blame, Appleby. It's harmless.

Please excuse me, I have to go.

An important matter calls me to the governor tonight.

I think you will be as bored as I am!

Warm.

Little cricket.

I came to ask you to forgive me.

Forgive what, Shingiss?

two moons are gone

since our arrival in the white man's village.

I hoped to see you happy.

But the expected happiness gives way to sadness.

What can we do if Hannoc's heart belongs to someone else?

It's not this white woman who should have your heart.

What does she want from him?

Hannoc can seduce all women.

You are a brave girl, you hide your suffering.

Once we have signed the covenant treaty,

- let's go back to our village. - And will it be soon?

It will be soon, I hope.

At the moment, there is a great council in the palace.

Perhaps we will sign the treaty tomorrow.

As soon as Colonel Washington returns

from Fort Le Boeuf, two months ago,

we started building a fort in Great Meadows.

This fort is complete, gentlemen, and ready to go into service.

We call this "need", for obvious reasons,

because it became necessary to protect us from the French.

Mr. Delmont,

his company is the most important in the colony.

We need supplies for our fort, silks

and cotton for our trade with the Indians.

If Your Excellency would like to submit a list of items to me.

Excellency, if your intention is to arm and maintain this fort

without the help of the Delawares,

I fear it cannot be successfully defended.

We can be attacked by surprise

while we wait for the signing of the treaty.

In between.

Mr. Governor,

a large French detachment is assembled at Fort Le Boeuf.

And the Ottawa Indians join them from Canada.

Ottawa and Wendat. Two powerful northern tribes.

Doubt is no longer allowed.

War could break out at any time.

Colonel,

the only troops we have are the militia.

About a hundred men.

You will occupy the fort tonight with these men.

According to our information,

the enemy has more than 1000 men.

I ask that you keep the fort until the treaty is signed.

I can convince Hannoc and Shingiss to join us now.

Shingiss demands that large parts of Ohio be ceded to him.

I cannot grant his request without the king's permission.

We can only count on the militia,

and in ourselves.

My father persists in his resolve.

He won't help the British until he knows

if his king will help the Delawares.

He's right, Hannoc. He is a wise man.

He wants the happiness of his people and because of that,

he asks for new hunting grounds.

No, seriously, I can't blame him.

But I would pay dearly for the treaty to be signed on time,

and that I can have you by my side.

So you only know how to swear by these damn treaties!

Should we sell our help to a friend?

I know your nobility of heart.

You came to learn from us, Hannoc.

We are the ones who would have to learn from you.

How crazy!

I hope to defend a fort with some inexperienced militiamen.

Elizabeth...

This fort will fall into our hands like a ripe fruit.

What if the treaty is signed on time?

What do you think would happen to this ripe fruit?

Nothing would change, Elizabeth.

Shingiss won't live long.

Weeks passed, Mr. Governor,

and you still have no news of the treaty.

You are more concerned about your friends.

You want to be with Washington and Gist.

Know that they arrived at the fort safe and sound.

There is no need to claim victory as it is a trap!

The enemy only lets them enter the fort to better capture them!

Hannoc!

The French, Ottawa and Wendat could have massacred the detachment

as soon as he passed north of Stone Creek!

But taking the fort

will make a strong impression on other indigenous tribes.

Hannoc, my dear friend, just a little more patience.

Do you know what to say if you get caught?

- Yes, sir... - Fool!

Forget you're French. Speak English.

I will remember this.

In between.

- Did the answer come? - No.

Bad omen.

Perhaps the king of the English doesn't know the value

of the Delawares.

We have to wait a little longer. I want to help my friends.

This is good, my son.

I will still need

spend nights in this instrument of torture!

A boss who endured the torment of fire

can surpass that of a fluffy layer.

Pale faces want all the earth and all the sky.

And when they have both,

they sleep in beds so as not to smell the earth.

And put the roof above them so you don't see the sky.

How can they sleep surrounded by webs like the dead?

- Sleep well, Hannoc. - Good night dad.

- Who's here ? - Hannoc.

Come in, Hannoc.

- Warm? - I shower like white people.

It's strange how the inhabitants of these villages

carry rivers to swim in your homes!

Is it the river water that smells like that?

Women with pale faces have strange customs.

They want to spread the scent of flowers.

Elizabeth Leeds uses a lot of flower water.

Elizabeth?

How do you know Elizabeth, Morna?

Cricket doesn't just sing. He also listens.

I can become prettier than Elizabeth Leeds.

If Hannoc could have learned the science of white men,

I can learn from white women.

Get out of that tub, Morna, and get dressed!

I have to talk to you about important things.

Hannoc has been following a strange path for some time.

Your father says you are no longer an Indian.

You walk alone, between two worlds,

but you can never be white.

Your words can hurt.

- Warm! - Hannoc!

Father !

Take care of him, Morna.

Feather! It was by order of Dinwiddie...

- You are lying ! - It is the truth.

Dinwiddie feared his father would go to the enemy's side

it is known that the treaty has not been signed.

Hurry, come home, you idiot!

I told you not to come here.

- You weren't followed, at least? - I do not believe.

We killed the old man. But Hannoc chased us.

He leaves. We're not supposed to find you here.

Wait, John. Let there be one more moment.

Warm?

Warm?

Shall we drink one more?

Employee!

Employee!

Here's a little wild one!

What if we invite you to our table, gentlemen?

Let me go!

Appleby has no better luck with the Indians!

Wait, devil's daughter!

Hannoc, one of the men came here.

- Are you sure, Morna? - I followed the man.

He entered the inn and disappeared.

He can only have gone up.

But is...

- Warm, tell me the truth. - It is the truth.

Instead of leaving tomorrow to announce the death of Shingiss,

go out tonight. And take it with you.

He better get out of town.

You are right, as always.

Be careful while I'm gone.

And you too, John.

You played Hannoc! You wanted to kill him, like Shingiss.

I'm the one who's going to kill you!

Hey white men, instead of taking it out on girls,

you better get

French spies John Delmont and Elizabeth Leeds!

- Where's Elizabeth? - I killed her!

- Dead? - I did my best !

Very well, gentlemen.

Let's go to the governor.

STRONG NEED

How long can we last?

They reached our water reserves.

I wish Dinwiddie were with us now!

I prefer to wish for the presence of Hannoc and his Delawares.

This was to be expected!

If the fort is going to burn, at least they will have only ashes!

Perhaps this will serve as a lesson for our leaders,

who believe that bravery replaces number and material!

Maybe, George.

But I would have preferred not to be among the lecturers!

Colonel Washington!

The Delawares! They are attacking the French!

We were children when our arrow was shot.

It will mean more.

After the war, when the enemy army is driven out,

I'll get back to you, little cricket.

- If you're here. - I will be too.

Well! If we don't teach the Indians anything else,

at least we teach them that!

I wondered if the straight arrow would work on a girl from Roanoke.

Translation editing and synchrony by westernkasa/GM MAI2021