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Whoa!

Holly, what's the matter?

Matthew, I need ropes, food, blankets, and some candles.

Robertine, I need your fastest horse. Got it.

It's my wagon.

Sally, where's Dr. Mike?

The dogs are just kidding out there.

You got more?

When did you stop them?

I tried.

Tried for too many of them. But they wanted her mom.

She didn't do nothing. Mom's been their friend.

These Indians ain't her friends.

They're renegades.

Look, I know she's alive. I've seen her.

And I will find her. I swear to you, I will find her.

Here you go, Sally.

Pass me the parts I got. Thank you, Robert E.

All right, throw it up here.

Dr. Michael, I'll take the bag.

Well, look after the children, Sally.

Thank you, Grace.

This is about a kidnapping of Dr. Twinn. The dog soldiers took her.

Something to show you where to start looking.

There's only a few hours of light left. I'll send some men out to begin

searching tomorrow at dawn. It'll be too late by then.

Let me get a horse. I'll go with you. So, uh... No, thanks.

It's coming faster alone.

Anyone leaving this town forfeits any guarantee of my protection.

If you like my advice, I... I don't.

Do as you wish.

But anyone riding out of here tonight does so at their own risk.

Don't expect the Army to come and rescue you.

I won't.

You shall one day end up...

Thank

you.

I know that your father... This is not about my father.

I reminded them there was nothing dead to us.

Sorry.

What are you doing here?

Cleaning up.

Well, you don't got to be doing this.

I mean, I... I thought with your ma and all, you

might not... Well, feel like showing up for a while.

Clayton says we should just keep doing what we were doing.

Like Ma was here.

Don't forget the corners.

What are they gonna do to him?

I don't know.

Come on, Roy.

You gotta let these people go.

They're my prisoners.

What do they do?

They're under arrest for leaving their reservation and for aiding and abetting

the enemy.

Chloe! Where's Dr. Mike? Did you find her? She's all right. Why didn't you

her home? Where is she?

The dog soldiers know that you've taken this village captive.

Now they are willing to trade Dr. Mike for these Indians.

Out of the question.

These aren't dog soldiers.

These are women and old men and children.

Are you at war with them?

You children want to see your mother again, don't you?

Yes, sir.

Well, I think that can be arranged.

I want you to deliver a message to the dog soldiers.

Tell them that unless Dr.

Quinn has returned safely, I will begin executing these prisoners as soon as a

gallows can be constructed.

Tell them they have to stop the bleeding.

Loneheart killed two soldiers this morning.

Susie's ready to die.

But he doesn't have to. Tell them that I can help them.

I can help him.

Hold it. Hold it there. Just like that.

Make it quiet.

I believe so.

My father taught me how to do it.

He taught me many good things.

Then how could you betray him?

I didn't know you were hiding dog soldiers in the village.

Had I known, I would never have brought the army with me that day.

What's he saying?

You're going when I want to leave now before the army comes that man can't

travel go get on You can't leave him here someone has to take

care of him or he'll die

How's she doing?

Oh, she's eating better today.

What about her leg?

I won't know till I take the bandage off.

Brian.

That leg don't heal right. That horse won't be worth much.

And you would have done all that work for Hank for nothing.

That's all right, Robert -y.

I'll take her anyway.

Just so Hank don't hurt her no more.

I did not let you live. He has said so.

I don't want to see my father and all his innocent people die.

The ghost will haunt me forever.

He's the only one that can save them. He must go.

Follow the river.

Go.

Go. Go!

Thank you.

The Doce Mayo.

Was she here?

I know she was here.

Friend of the Cheyenne.

Please, help me find her.

All right.

Can you tell me?

Please, can you tell me?

She's my heart song.

Help me.

Hey, dancer.

I brought you some water.

It's the general's orders.

It's water. They haven't had a drink all day.

You can't give them nothing.

Hey! You can't treat them like this. You haven't given them food or water.

They're Indians, and they're going to hang in a couple of days, so it don't

matter. It does matter.

Even the Romans gave water to the

condemned.

The children first.

Reverend. Yes?

I have asked to speak with the general. He will not come.

Would you talk with him?

Do you know where Dr. Mike is?

If you do, then I'll tell Custer. He'll go find her, he'll bring her back, and

then you'll be set free.

All he wants is to get her back unharmed.

I do not know where she is.

And I'll have to pray that Sully will find her. I have prayed.

I have prayed to know how our God set this habit.

Were your prayers answered?

Spirits do not talk to me.

Would you ask your God if this is his will?

Is this what your God wants?

I'm helping this man.

She's got to come.

She's going to be all right.

Right, right.

She's going to be all right.

Too deep for you to climb.

You stay here.

I'll be back.

I can't

wait for Mom to see her.

Brian?

Robert E. Fitzgerald is the most likely founder by now.

They're on their way home.

Brian, I sold the horse.

The man paid me what I asked.

He's my horse.

He said I could work for her.

That was before I thought she'd heal up.

Here.

Here's some money for what you did.

I don't want the money. I want the horse.

You can't have her. She's sold.

You've got no right to sell her. We had a deal.

The deal's off.

Look, there's going to be other horses.

It's like business.

What do you have, Lorne? Want that horse you promised Ryan.

The horse is gone. I sold it. You had a deal with that little boy.

So? A deal's a deal. You've got to honor it.

No, I don't.

Not with a kid. Especially with a kid.

Why, his whole life was turned upside down.

All he had to hang on to was that horse, and now it's gone.

He'll get over it.

Come on, Lorne. It's business. You'd do the same thing.

I suppose I would.

Oh, Hank, that shipment of whiskey you ordered.

Yeah. The cost just went up 50 cents a bottle.

Wait a minute.

And you know that silk fabric your girls have been wanting?

The price just doubled.

You can't do this, Loren.

You'll get over it.

I wouldn't be doing too much of that if I was you, Hank.

The price of glass just went up, too.

Okay.

Turn you back.

Turn. Not dust.

We're safe.

I'll throw some berries and honeycomb while you're sleeping.

It's going to be dark soon.

I'll go then and call it a spring soon.

Sometime tomorrow.

Alright, I'll carry you.

Did they hurt you?

No.

Better try and eat something.

General, I have a word with you.

Certainly, Reverend.

I want you to call off these executions.

Forgive me, Reverend, but you're the man who said those Indians could burn in

hell.

Aren't you?

Yes. Well?

I was angry and I was frightened when I said it.

But I was wrong.

And you are wrong to punish innocent people for the crimes of others.

Come on, Reverend.

They're all guilty of something, even if we didn't see them do it. That's right.

They're ingenious. And the fewer of them we've got to worry about, the better.

As you can see, Reverend, the public shares the same opinion as I do.

That's nothing to be proud of, General.

Unless Dr.

Quinn is returned by noon tomorrow, the executions will go on as scheduled.

You're rested now?

No!

No, don't make it if you have to carry me.

Come on.

It's too far.

I love you.

I love you.

Sergeant, let's begin.

Yes, sir.

Reverend, can you stop this? No.

I want your children to leave right now.

Please, Sergeant, he is my friend. You can't let him do this. Please, you have

to stop him.

I might not have to.

Look.

Mike! Mike!

I got a law!

It's fine, silly.

You all right?

Carry out my order, Sergeant.

Let the prisoners go.

Release the prisoners.

Tell the men to break camp.

I'm grateful, my spirits, for listening to my prayers.

I'm grateful mine did too.

My son is dead.

Did the army kill him?

No.

It was one eye.

He died saving my life.

So I could come back and save yours.

There we go, Brian. Around and around and around.

Brian's getting dizzy.

He's got to pin the tail on the donkey.

Brian,

you're going the wrong

way. Brian, it's over here.

Right this way.

Do it this way, Brian.

Here you go. I don't want to do this no more.

Hey!

It's your horse, Brian.

She's mine?

Yep.

Deal's a deal.

Made you change your mind, Hank.

Well, sometimes it's just good business for a man.

Keep to his word.

Here you go, girl.

She likes candy.

Yeah, she's got sweet tooth.

And she is your horse.

See you up on her, Brian.

What are you going to call her?

Taffy.

You ready up there? Mm -hmm. All right.

Go.

Affie and Brian.

Good kick, Brian.

Sweet.

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