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Nice to meet you.
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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When I get a man that works as
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good and as fast as you do, I
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want to keep him.
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Will you stay on?
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I told you, Mr. Fairwell, I took the
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job.
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I couldn't promise how long I'd stay.
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Tony Boy, Tony Boy, Tony Boy hears out
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all the prince of pantomime Around Tony Boy
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Around little monkey Around little monkey Around he
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goes again Tony Boy, Tony Boy, Tony Boy
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hears out all the prince of pantomime Around
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Tony Boy Around little monkey Around little monkey
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Around he goes again In the hall of
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his lovely bosom You would know how For
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the professor They disappear, they reappear They are
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here Tony Boy Around Tony Boy They disappear,
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they reappear They are here Tony Boy I
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hope that clown gives me a flower.
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He will.
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In the prince of pantomime Around you go,
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Tony Boy Around, around there, monkey boy The
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man wants to give you a flower.
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Oh Shenandoah, you're Oh
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Shenandoah, you're doomed So roam
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In search of home Across this land So
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long Tony
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You know, this clown's hat could be a
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will of the wisp.
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Maybe he's just trying to rob you.
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I don't think so.
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He came into my room to take a
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good look at me.
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I mean something to that man and I
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expect to find out what it is.
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You're just guessing.
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Maybe.
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But one look at me and he quit
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in the middle of the performance.
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And how do you explain the circus pulling
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out and leaving in the middle of the
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night?
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Business was bad, so they just pulled out.
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You don't believe that, Mr. Farrell.
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Nope.
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I just want you to stay.
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I know you won't.
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If you ever come this way again, the
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job's open to you.
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Thanks.
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Hey, you forgot something.
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It's coming to you.
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I think you made a mistake.
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You gave me two weeks' wages.
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You only owe me for one.
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Well, you just worked twice as hard and
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twice as good as any man I ever
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knew.
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Well, I can sure use the money, Mr.
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Farrell, so...
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So I'm gonna take it.
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And I'm much obliged.
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You're welcome.
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Thanks.
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Good luck.
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It was like seeing a ghost.
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There are no ghosts.
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It was the same man, the same face.
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How could he be alive?
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They were all killed.
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Stop thinking about that.
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Just keep remembering who you are now.
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I'm Otto.
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You most certainly are.
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Otto, the Prince of Pandemonium.
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I don't want to be anybody else.
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And you don't have to be.
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You even have a different face.
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You have Otto's.
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I'm going to keep it.
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You sure have been good to me, Professor.
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You showed me how to be somebody new.
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What about that man?
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What about that man, Professor?
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You're not gonna let him take me, are
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you?
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Nobody's going to take you.
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Otto will do all he can for you.
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And you will be really and truly amused.
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See the pony ride.
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Our lovely friend here.
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See Otto with his tricks and faces.
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Go, pony boy, pony boy.
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See Otto, the Prince of Pandemonium.
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See Otto, world-famous.
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World-famous Prince of Pandemonium.
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Ladies and gentlemen, that concludes this afternoon's performance.
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There will be another performance this evening.
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Any contribution is gratefully received.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Otto.
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Otto.
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Otto.
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Otto.
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I'd like to see the clown, please.
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The public's not permitted backstage.
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Otto will give another performance this evening.
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You may see him then.
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No, I want to see him now before
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he skips out like he did in Blackwell's.
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What do you want?
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What's your game?
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You might call it lost and found.
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Otto.
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You know me, don't you?
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Well, speak up, don't you?
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No, I've never seen you before.
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That's not true.
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You left this in my room last night.
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I've never seen you.
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Then why are you afraid of me?
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Hmm?
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Come on, answer me.
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Why are you afraid of me?
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Come on, answer.
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I'll wipe the pain off your face.
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There you
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are, Rachel.
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Maybe he'll find me here.
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No.
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You couldn't be any safer, Otto, way up
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here.
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You think so?
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Absolutely.
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We need a rest anyhow.
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When we go back down there, he'll be
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a million miles from here.
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A million miles?
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Yeah.
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Take Gertrude out and give her a drink.
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Come, girl.
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Come, come, come, come.
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Come around here.
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The spring is just over the hill there.
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Otto, here, fill this up.
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Is he in the wagon?
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I asked you a question.
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He ran away.
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Look, I haven't tracked you for two days
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to play games.
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Now, where is he?
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Please, can't you let him be?
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You don't know what it did to him
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to see an entire outpost massacred.
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Where did the massacre happen?
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I don't know.
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In one of the villages.
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Was it in the Dakotas at Fort Totten?
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I don't know.
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All I know is the entire outpost was
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wiped out.
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Well, if the outpost was wiped out, how
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did he get away?
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He was riding with an officer trying to
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find a relief column.
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Do you know the officer's name?
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No.
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I told you everything.
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Please.
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He's like a child living in a world
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of his own.
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When I found him, he was sick and
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dazed.
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Tortured, tormented.
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He needed help.
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He still needs help.
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He needs understanding.
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Don't hurt him.
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Look, I don't want to hurt him.
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Do you know his real name?
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I mean, what do you really know about
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the man?
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All I can tell you is when I
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found him, he had on an enlisted man's
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uniform and his name was Arthur Scott.
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Scott, huh?
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Arthur Scott.
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Whatever he did, he couldn't help himself.
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I'm not here to judge him, but I
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need his help and I need it badly.
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And you won't stop until you find him.
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What do you think?
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He's gone.
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He really ran away.
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He took the pony and ran away.
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Don't worry about him.
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I'll track him.
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Arthur Scott Trooper Scott?
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Trooper Arthur Scott.
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United States Cavalry, 2nd Regiment.
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Oh no, I'm somebody else.
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You're Trooper Arthur Scott, United States Cavalry.
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2nd Regiment, attached to Fort Totten.
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No, I'm somebody else.
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I have a different face.
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But I have the same face, haven't I?
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A face out of your past that you
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remember.
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I'm Otto the Clown.
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I'm the Prince of Pantomime.
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Your name is Arthur Scott.
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I want you to remember that.
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I don't want to remember.
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I don't remember.
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Your name is Scott.
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You've got to realize who you are.
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Your name is Arthur Scott.
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No.
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No, I'm Otto.
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I'm Otto the Clown.
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You're going to remember.
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It's not going to be easy going back
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in your memory, but you're going to remember
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the day.
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The 5th day of July when you and
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Lieutenant Neil Henderson rode out of Fort Totten.
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You've been ordered out to bring back reinforcements,
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but you didn't come back.
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Do you remember that?
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You didn't come back because you deserted.
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How can I remember if I'm someone else?
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But if you don't remember, I'll refresh your
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mind because it was all written down in
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the diary of the commanding officer.
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The only thing left among the butchered bodies
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are the men you soldiered with.
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I don't want to hear.
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I don't want to hear.
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You remember the sound of the hooves of
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the pony?
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No.
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No.
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No.
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Multiply it by a thousand.
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A thousand hooves of horses stampeding to attack.
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The sounds of Indians screaming and hollering.
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Guns, flaming arrows, butchering.
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Remember it.
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Listen to the screams of a thousand Indians.
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An entire regiment cut to pieces, massacred.
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No, you can't shut it.
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You can't shut out a single sound.
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And you'll go on hearing it the rest
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of your life, every moment of it.
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Echoing inside of your skull.
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You'll never blot it out because you let
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an entire regiment be butchered.
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You ran away to save your own skin.
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I did see everything in Fort Darden.
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Because I came back.
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I came back.
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I, I wrote out.
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Lieutenant Henderson.
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Next morning, he deserted and I came back.
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In time to see the final stages just
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as you described.
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Indians circling closer and closer.
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Then they charged him for the slaughter.
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Slaughter.
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I was so useless.
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I was helpless.
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I didn't know what to do.
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I didn't know what to do.
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When it was over, I hated myself.
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I wanted to forget who I was and
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what I was.
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I didn't know what to do.
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So I kept running until I hid my
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face even from myself.
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Why are you afraid of me?
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You were one of the officers at Fort
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Darden.
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I know.
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Do you remember my name?
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No.
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Just a face.
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You were a superior officer who passed me
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by like any other enlisted man.
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Just a face.
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Well, this face mean anything to you?
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It's as though I never saw you before
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in my life.
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What are you going to do about it?
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Everybody has to make a choice, Professor.
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Some people can live with what they've done.
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Some people can't.
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You're going to let it go at that?
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I told you before.
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I didn't come here to judge anybody.
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