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Previously on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.

You and your people, finally free.

You'll stay in my heart.

And you will stay in mine.

I'm not much good at putting feelings into words. When I asked you to marry

I didn't say all that I should have.

I should have told you that from the first time I laid eyes on you, I thought

you were the most beautiful woman ever put on the earth.

I love you, Teresa, with all my heart.

Jake. And I'd be proud and honored if you'd be my wife.

Don't close up.

I'm going to be late for a town picnic.

Good to get here.

You said you'd be here by 1.

Hank didn't get back from Soda Springs last night. I had to open the bar. Is it

here? I got it for you. I was bringing it to the picnic for you.

You didn't lose it. Oh, I didn't lose it. Here, here it is.

Seems to me like it's an awful lot of fuss over such a small package.

See you at the picnic.

I understand that your family is coming for a visit.

My Aunt Francisca and my cousin Carlos.

Yes. They will be here on tomorrow's train.

Tomorrow? Oh, my, you must be very excited.

Yes, I am.

And I get a little nervous.

Oh, I can understand. I always get a little nervous when my mother comes to

visit.

Has it been a long time since you've seen them?

Three years.

I hope they find Colorado Springs as agreeable as I do.

Teresa, could I talk to you a minute? Yes, of course.

Jake? Afternoon.

Afternoon.

Finally got here.

What day? I picked it up at the store just now.

Picked up what? Another day too soon. I was beginning to think that your family

would get here before it did. Jake, before what got here?

My engagement ring.

It is beautiful.

Came all the way from New York City.

I was supposed to get here last week, but, well, it's here now.

That's the important thing.

Yes.

So, I guess this makes it official, huh?

Yes.

Well, in that case... Jay!

To be my wife.

And she was just crazy enough to say yes.

Well, that's wonderful news, Jake.

It took a while for the ring to get here, but it came today.

I'm very happy to give you the symbol of our engagement and token of my love.

Best wishes, Miss Teresa.

Thank you, Brian.

Congratulations, Jake. Thank you. It goes for me.

From all of us, we're very happy for you.

Thank you.

All of us are.

Congratulations, Jake.

Thanks, Reverend.

Listen, I want to talk to you about the performing ceremony.

I'd be happy to do it.

Put the gun away, Hank.

No engines allowed in town.

That was the agreement with the army.

You're the sheriff.

You're supposed to lock him up. I know my job.

And I'm going to do it. Now just put the gun away.

Brian, you take Katie home.

We'll be back as soon as we can.

Mom, what's going to happen to Cloud Dancing?

What's going on?

Hank got with Cloud Dancing on his way back to Colorado in the spring.

He's wiring the army to put him in custody.

That means they'll take him to Eastport Preservation.

We won't let him get there.

He could die there.

Like your mom said, we won't let him get there.

Satisfied? Well, I'd be satisfied if every last one of them was out of

for good.

I thought you'd be home by then.

In the Northern Territories, you mean?

Yeah.

That is where I was going.

But the further I rode, the heavier my heart became.

I stopped to consider what could be making each step so difficult.

At first I did not understand, and then I saw how simple I was.

My people are in the north, but my family is here.

There have been rumors of a smallpox epidemic at East Fork. Those are just

rumors. Well, even if there is no smallpox, Clydance is well known to the

authorities there.

Well known and hated, you mean? They almost killed him last time. We have to

stop the army from taking him back.

There's got to be a way.

Hank wired the army they'll be here in two days' time.

We'd better have a plan before they get here.

I've got some ideas.

Anything? Nothing yet.

How about you?

I've read you every book in the library.

I went by the cadet. I got these newspapers from Denver.

They date back almost a year. Maybe we can find something there.

Oh.

Evening, Miss Darby.

I brought some supper for Cloud Danson.

It's only food, Sheriff.

If you don't mind, I believe I'll stay out here and enjoy the night air while

you two talk.

I hope you like fried chicken.

I wasn't planning on company tonight or I would have made something special.

I'm afraid this was not my plan either.

I can't bear to see you locked up like this.

I am all right.

If I can get you out of this cell, then we can leave tonight.

We? I'll go with you to the Northern Territories.

For good.

If you did that, you would be a fugitive.

I know.

That is a very brave and wonderful offer.

It's not brave.

It's selfish.

It's what I want.

You would live the rest of your life with strangers, people who do not speak

your language, who do not approve of you or us. Yes.

Never to be able to come home to see Michaela or Sully or your friend Lauren

Bray.

Never to publish another article.

Another book.

If it means being with you.

Yes.

It does not have to be one or the other.

There has to be a way that we can have both.

They will like you very much. Of course they will.

Carlos. Priest?

Cousin's a priest?

Tia. Teresa.

Let me look at you.

You are nothing but skin and bones, niña. Tia, I am fine.

Carlos.

You are more than fine, eh? You are beautiful.

Love agrees with you.

Tia. Carlos.

This is my fiancé, Jake Slicker.

Pleased to meet you.

No es tu novio hasta que estemos de acuerdo que es tu novio.

Very pleased to meet you, señor.

Oh, yeah. Pleased to meet you. Yeah, me too.

Well, shall we adios?

Adios, senor.

Yeah, you know, vamos.

Mama, I believe that Teresa's fiance would like to show us this town.

Shall we?

That's my found in the Denver paper.

October 17th of last year, seems the town of Evans Creek gave protected

to an Indian by the name of One Wolf.

Protected status? What does that mean?

Well, according to the article, it means that he was free to travel from Indian

Territories to Evans Creek whenever he pleased.

Provided it was for trade. We're thinking maybe Colorado Springs would

kind of protected status to a cloud dancer.

Do you think he'd be willing to do something like that?

I don't see why he wouldn't. We'd have to get approval from the town council.

Matthew's going to draw up a proclamation similar to the one that the

council of Evans Creek signed.

And we'll give it to the army when they come back here to get Cloud Dance.

Oh.

Army. They'll never agree.

They might.

We gotta make them.

And if we fail?

We can't.

The trade would be good for your people and Colorado Springs.

But even if the town council and the army agree, will your people allow me to

live here freely?

Well, you can come live at our homestead.

You can make your home on my land.

It's private property.

Nobody will bother you there, and I'd finally be putting it to good use.

Cloud dancing.

That land has belonged to your people long before it belonged to me.

I'd be real proud to share it with you now.

It is an honor to have such friends.

I thought you would stay in the boarding house with me, but Jake insisted.

Only the best.

He saved two of his finest rooms for you.

Everything in him is practically brand new.

Muchas gracias, senor. We'll be most comfortable here.

Yes. And such interesting decor.

I want you to make yourself right at home. Now, you need anything, you let me

know. Now, of course, we don't have any of that Mexican stuff you're used to.

Donnie Varano.

I'd like you to meet Hank Lawson. He's my partner here at the hotel.

Hank?

This is Teresa's aunt, Donnie Varano, and her father.

Cousin.

Cousin.

Father Carlos.

Pleased to meet you, Padre. I just heard about your engagement.

The drinks are on me.

Perhaps some water, Hank.

Please. Water.

Sure thing.

It's about your speed nowadays.

You said you two are partners?

Yeah.

Jake and Hank worked very hard to build this hotel together.

Un hotel para borrachos y prostitutas.

I beg your pardon?

My mother admires her very...

Colorful establishments.

Jake also owns the barbershop, Tia, and as you know, he's the mayor of the town.

Second term now.

Sounds like she don't care too much for the side border.

What'd she say?

Tia, Jake is un buen hombre.

Y tú eres una niña muy tonta. Mamá.

Everything all right?

Yes, Jake.

As always, my aunt only speaks out of concern for me.

Teresa?

¿Vienes?

It's not right.

Let me know whatever I can do to help.

We're hoping we can count on your vote, Robert.

You got it, sir.

Cloud Danson's a good man.

I'd be happy to keep him in town. As long as he's kept behind bars.

We can't allow Indians to roam freely.

We'd be breaking the law.

We're trying to change that law, Preston. Make cloud dancing an exception

rule. The reason being? He could represent the Indians in a trade

our town.

A trade agreement?

Well, I suppose there might be some interest from tourists in the novelty of

Indian blankets and such.

Sold by a genuine Indian.

As a matter of fact, I'd be happy to have cloud dancing sellers' wares at my

hotel.

I've always been rather fond of them.

And perhaps he'd be willing to demonstrate a few of his Indian dances

guests.

I'll see you at the council meeting. Thank you, Robert E.

I still need one more vote.

Well, we can forget Hank. He's a lost cause.

I'll try talking to Jake and Lauren.

Trade with the engines?

What for?

If I thought as mayor, Jake, you'd surely see its value to the economy of

town.

Well, I can see the folks around here ain't going to welcome no Indians.

Jake, my cousin.

Excuse me.

Cloud Dancing would be the only Indian offered to protect the status of this

province. There's still an Indian.

An Indian who tried to stop the warriors' raids on our town?

Fought for peace between the army and the tribes?

Jake, you've known Cloud Dancing for years now.

He's shown you nothing but kindness and respect.

You don't truly believe that he'd... he'd do anything to cause any trouble.

All right, Dr. Mark.

Thank you, Jake.

Mr. Rowlett, Dr. Quinn.

You saying about your cousin?

Oh, yes.

Carlos would like to speak with her.

It is customary in...

In my religion, for a couple to seek counseling from a priest before they're

married. Oh.

And that's for seek counseling?

Gail is working on getting more votes for you on the town council.

Is that not what we want?

Yeah.

I just don't want folks around town here looking at you like you're some kind of

dressed -up Indian chief in a Wild West show.

Cloud dancing.

You could be to the Indian Territory before they... I'm sorry. No.

No more running.

I have made my decision.

I will stay.

All right.

You have brought my cousin much happiness in you.

For this, I am grateful.

Still, I must tell you I would be more...

satisfied if you would also share in our faith.

Don't worry about that. I believe in God.

It's a good start.

And I already told Teresa, you want to raise the kids Catholic? Go right ahead.

Jake understands how important it is to me.

Muy bien.

This makes me very happy.

Still, the children will look to both parents, yes?

They'll want to know what is their father's commitment, what is their

beliefs.

Are you ready, senor, to set an example for your children?

To live a righteous life and to share the teachings of our church?

Yeah.

Yes, I am.

Well, then you are prepared to attend mass every Sunday?

The closest Catholic church is in Denver, Carlos.

I must ride three hours by train.

That's three hours we can spend together.

Then this, uh, this priest in Denver, he will marry you?

Oh, no, Carlos.

Of course not.

You will marry us.

Oh, well, I did not wish to presume.

Well, actually, uh, I already spoke to the reverend about doing the wedding.

The reverend?

But he is not Catholic, Jake, and we have a priest right here.

Right.

Right.

Fine with me.

Lauren, another glass of whiskey?

Oh, I really shouldn't, but if you insist, given the nature of the

don't really have to get married more often, do you?

Oh, uh, excuse me, sarsaparilla?

So how does it feel, Jake, leaving Bachelorette behind?

Feels damn good.

Well, you're a lucky man, Jake.

Teresa's a good woman.

And a beautiful woman. Bet there'll be plenty of spice in that marriage.

Or in the kitchen. And Mexicans cook with lots of spice.

You plan on having any children, Jake?

We haven't really talked about it.

Well, I'd imagine at least five or six.

So what are you going to name all them little brown babies?

Who says they're going to be brown?

The two you mix, at least some of them's going to be brown.

Is that right, Andrew?

Well, I... Well, when combined with...

Yes.

The darker pigment could be dominant.

See you there, Jake.

So, there's going to be a little... Paco Slicker.

Pedro Slicker.

Pancho Slicker.

Very funny.

Let's get serious.

In honor of your wedding, we've gotten together, Hank, and gotten you something

really special.

Ah, you fellas, you didn't have to do that. Oh, sure we did, Jake.

You send the army a telegram about transferring an engine.

Now you're telling me you want to keep them?

That's right, Sergeant.

The town council has to vote on it first.

We're meeting shortly, Sergeant.

If you'd please wait.

Man's freedom's at stake.

We can't agree to this, Lauren. First it's letting Cloud dancing back in, then

it's a few of his friends. And before you know it, the whole damn tribe will

camping out in the meadow. All right. All right. You made your point.

Cloud dancing isn't like other engines.

I'm sure he is not, if you say so.

But there are others that are not so harmless.

Teresa, I know what them renegades done to you.

And every time I look at my scars, I think about that fire.

And the pain.

How I lost my home.

Jake, if you allow Cloud Dancing to stay, I'm afraid others may follow.

Jake?

Coming.

Lauren, I'm looking for you.

We have to talk. No more talking.

Let's vote.

Yeah, let's vote.

Hold on. All right.

All those in favor of letting Cloud Dancing stay?

Jake?

All those against?

Wait a minute. It's settled.

But we haven't even... We voted, Dr. Mike.

You lost.

Cloud Dancing is hauled off to East Fork.

Jake, you said you were going to vote for the proclamation.

Changed my mind. Well, it's not too late. You can still change your vote.

They haven't taken her dancing yet. I thought the better of it, and that's all

there is to it.

Sorry, ma 'am. I just want to say goodbye. It's for everybody's safety.

Nobody's safety is at stake here, Sergeant.

We're going to find a way.

I've given up, Dorothy.

She's right.

I'll ride up to East Fork and talk to the Indian agent there.

We've talked to the Indian agents. You know what they're like.

We'll write to Will and Smith.

We've written letters, Michaela.

Endless letters.

We will figure out a plan. We had a plan.

A goddamn safe passage to the Northern Territories. It's my fault.

No, Dorothy.

Sully? I'm going after them. We will go after them.

First thing is to get the proper ammunition.

We have a plan. Good plan.

Matthew's proclamation.

All we need to do is change the council vote.

Once we get the proclamation signed, we'll ride after them and then they have

release Cloud Dancing.

One vote.

That's all we need to change.

We can forget about Hank.

I'll go talk to Laura.

I'll speak with Jake.

Jake, did you forget something?

No, I... I wanted to...

It's real important to Teresa,

to her family, that her cousin be the one to marry us.

Oh.

Well, of course. I mean, he is a priest.

I wanted you to do it, but...

You gotta keep the family happy, right?

Well... I can't say that I'm not disappointed, Jake.

It's just that her family's got all these ideas about the way things are

supposed to be, you know.

Oh, does this mean that you'll be converting to Catholicism?

I said I'd go to church with her. Really?

That's a big commitment, Jake.

Yeah.

Well, now, I guess that's just one of the great challenges of marriage, just

adjusting to each other's way of doing things.

Just seems like I'm the one that's doing all the adjusting.

Sally, I know Cloud Hanson is your friend.

He's never done you any harm, has he?

Well, I don't wish him any harm.

Well, he's going to be getting a lot of it in Eastport.

That ain't my doing.

It's your vote that's sending him there.

Well, I'm sorry about that, but I just think he should not to be here.

Lord, look.

Have you ever thought about how Dorothy feels?

She was happy for you when you found someone to love.

She's better off this way.

Teresa?

Don Ibarano?

Carlos?

I really think we ought to consider having the Reverend do the wedding.

Excuse me, would you please speak in English?

I was not speaking to you, Senor Slicker.

Well, that's another thing.

Don't you think it's kind of rude to speak behind someone's back when they're

right in front of you?

I will be happy to talk with you in English, Senor Slicker. No, Tia, por

And I will tell you everything that I have been telling Teresa.

You have no respect for my niece, and you wish to deny her a wedding in her

religion. It's between Teresa and me.

And furthermore, you own a hotel that employs prostitutes. No, wait. Those

are not my... I have been told.

that you have a reputation for drunkenness and violence.

Here, please.

And that your future is morally and financially bankrupt.

I hope my English is clear, senor.

Teresa, do you agree with her?

Teresa, on your mother's deathbed, I promised her that I would take care of

If you marry this man, you will be walking on her grave.

Teresa.

Jake.

This is not the way I wanted it to be.

I'm confused.

Confused?

Well, let me clear it up for you.

The wedding's off.

Teresa.

No llores, mi hijita.

I'm looking for you, Jake.

You came to talk about cloud dancing. You picked a lousy time.

The wedding's off.

Jake, I'm terribly sorry.

I thought everything was going to change.

She loved me, we'd get married, live happily ever after.

Happily ever after.

I must have been crazy.

Perhaps you and Teresa can work things out. We ain't all like you and Sully

your perfect life.

No one's life's perfect.

We've had our share of difficulties, you know that.

All families do.

You've changed a lot recently, Jake.

I've seen it. Yeah, I thought so, too.

But nothing ever changes.

I'm still the same old... It isn't easy.

But you've been trying.

I was impressed when you said that you'd vote for Kyle Dancing's proclamation.

Yeah, I said I would, but I didn't.

That's right, you didn't. Like I said, nothing ever changes.

Nothing ever changes unless we change it.

If you want to sit here and feel sorry for yourself, go ahead.

In time, Teresa, you will see that this is for the best.

That was not the man for you.

Your place is with us at home, with your family and your people.

But for my students, there are many children that you can teach in your own

country.

We will help you to gather your belongings, and then you can leave with

the next train.

Excuse me.

Teresa, could I talk to you for a minute?

Certainly. Teresa.

I'm sorry about what happened.

But I know I'm not the kind of man that some folks think is right for you.

But I know one thing for sure.

I love you, Teresa.

And I will do my best to make you happy.

If you still have me.

Senor, she has made her decision.

Yes, Tia, I have.

I would be proud and honored to be your wife.

Teresa, you are throwing away your life with this man.

Your mother would... My mother believed in love, Tia.

And I know she would be happy to see that I have found love again.

My life is here now with Jake.

I hope you can understand that.

And I would be most pleased and honored if you and Carlos would stay for our

wedding.

I could never give my blessing to this marriage.

Come, Carlos, we must leave. No, Mama.

I have a wedding to attend.

Dr. Mike.

Come on, the others are waiting.

What? Where are you going?

I'm calling the town council meeting. Now?

Yes, now. Come on.

What's this all about?

I don't know. He just said it was important.

Good. Still here.

What's going on, Jake?

What's going on? I've been doing a lot of thinking about cloud dancing.

I decided to change my vote.

What?

I think it would be a good idea to have him as a trading partner, selling stuff

in Lauren's store, letting the other Indians know our town wants peace.

You can't change your vote.

The town charter allows all of us that privilege, Hank.

Anybody else want to change their vote?

You don't need my vote. I know we don't need it, but I thought you might want to

change it for the record.

For Dorothy's sake.

Putting it that way.

All right, I'll change my vote.

Why not?

Well, if you don't tell her, I'll be needing that.

I'll tell Dorothy.

Our town council took another vote. They changed their minds.

Colorado Springs is allowing tie dancing to stay.

We've got to protect the status now.

Turn them over to us.

This is a legal document, Sergeant.

All you've got to do is sign it.

Let him go.

But hear this.

He's your problem now.

He gives you any more trouble don't send for us cuz we ain't coming Don't worry.

Whoa

And do you, Jake, take Teresa for your wife?

Do you promise to be true to her in good times and in bad, in sickness or in

health, and to love her and honor her all the days of your life?

I do.

And do you, Teresa, take Jake to be your husband?

to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse, for

richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and cherish as long as

you both shall live.

I do.

Now that you have given yourselves to each other by solemn vows, I now

you husband and wife.

Those whom God has joined together let no man put asunder You

may now kiss the bride

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