All language subtitles for The.Yellow.Tomahawk.1954.480p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.H.264-PLiSSKEN

Does my brother fear me
that he guards himself
with warriors?

No, but you've
come swiftly.

Look.

Red Cloud
has given his word.

War.

When?

Soon.

You'll tell that
to the butcher.

If the Bluecoats stay,
we will fight them.

Why don't you
tell 'em yourself?

They are your people.

Don't hang 'em
on me, Fire Knife,
I'm no soldier boy.

There's civilization
for you.

You'll take
the message?

The soldiers have
their women and children.

Will you make war
on them?

Our women and children
were at Sand Creek.

But they will have
their chance to leave.

Give this
to the butcher.

Wait, Adam.

My father
gave me this.

He said when I wish
a strong friendship,

to find the man
who can string the bow.

I give it
to you, Adam.

Thanks, Fire Knife.

Well, good morning.

Fine morning.

Would you do me
the courtesy of going away?

That's a lot to ask
of a thirsty man.

I haven't seen water
the likes of this
in many a day.

You intend
to sit there gawking?

That's it.

Then you're
no gentleman.

That's it again.

Oh, not being one to stand
in the way of conversation,

I'll ask you your name
and place of birth.

Katherine Bohlen
from Boston.

And by heaven
I'll not unpride myself
by running from you.

Kate Bohlen from Boston.

We'll pass
a pleasant day.

Then let my drowning
be on your head.

Well now,
you great sheep dog,

have you had your fill
of looking?

No, but at least
we've had a swim together.

That's fair enough
for the first meeting.

Kate, you're
bold enough for
both of us.

I bet your husband in camp
is a nervous man.

Squad, all present
and accounted for.

Number one squad,
all present and accounted for.

Work details,
continue as ordered.

And today you Dog Soldiers
put some beef in it.

Parade!

Dismiss!

Say, sonny,
where'll I find
Major Ives?

Sergeant Bandini's
the name.

Well, I tell ya,
sergeant,

you're wasting
your time with all this
building nonsense.

Major Ives,
center tent, front row.

Thank you.

You the Major's
orderly?

No.

No, I'm the President
of the United States.

Mind holding this horse,
Mr. President?

A message
from the Cheyenne.

By what right, sir,
do you...

That yellow paint
means get out.

Personal
to the butcher.

Who are you?

Adam Reed.

Are you
an Indian scout?

You might say.

For whom may I ask?

Adam Reed.

You may remove that,
Mr. Reed.

That scar'll heal smooth
before the Cheyenne
forget Sand Creek.

You exaggerate,
Mr. Reed.

I was in Denver,
Major Ives.

I saw the scalps
you sent back
from your massacre.

It cost a nickel to
go into the theater
and count them.

A hundred of
those scalps came
from women and children.

They'll attack you
if you don't get out.

Mr. Reed!

Because of me,
is that why?

No.

Red Cloud has a treaty.

And he'll abide by
that agreement just as
long as the army does.

But the army is breaking it
under your command.

What are you
building here, Major?

Wyoming is
United States territory.

The army has a right.

The army has only
one right in this valley.

And that's to escort
settlers on their way
to the Colombia river.

Morning.

Just get in? Yeah.

Mr. Reed. Mr. Keats,
civilian engineer.

You don't happen to
be in my profession?

Nope.

Pity.

I seemed to have
misplaced my book of
trigonometrical functions.

It's very vital.

Delayed my work.

Time lost.

Well, I'll have the arsenal
survey finished tomorrow.

Mr. Keats, our plans
for the fort'll be postponed.

It seems we must prepare
for immediate attack.

Red Cloud'll snuff out
this post like a candle.

Am I to understand that
I won't be allowed to build?

I've completed
all my calculations,
you know.

Without tables.
Everything by hand.

Mr. Keats,

you will obey
my instructions.

You're a savage, Mr. Reed,
a savage yourself.

You don't understand
what this table means.

It's part of our culture,
an end product.

It took
a thousand years to make.

And the Indian
can destroy it in an instant,

if we're weak.

We're in contact
with the supreme destroyer.

He cannot change.

Either we must
eradicate him,

or sink to his level.

You must realize that
and join us.

If it's a massacre you want,
that's what you'll get.

I'll promise you that.

You promise?

You and Red Cloud
and his warrior Fire Knife?

Thank you,
Mr. Reed.

Say, I couldn't help
but overhearing.

Are we going to have
some trouble?

You've already
got it.

Gentleman, in here!

It's not for everybody,
this bow.

It was a gift.

Cheyenne bow.
I know the custom.

You have a friend?Fire Knife.

This camp is
a very lonely place
for a man like you.

Now me, I have
a sensitive soul.

It shudders at the sight
of all these soldiers.

You and I, we will have
breakfast together.

You be my guest. An honor,
Mr. President.

Oh, no, no,
not Mr. President.

Tonio Perez,
a rider of wild horses,

a lover of women,

and a man of very
tender feelings.

Adam Reed, a man
of great hunger.

We go have breakfast.
Come on.

Sure, and it's fate
that we meet again.

Mrs. Bandini,
look.

Indian signals.

See lots of them
around here.

Aren't they
dangerous?

Sometimes,
but mostly not.

Anyway, my dear,
it's best not to worry.

You'll find that out
after you're married to
your lieutenant a few years.

So, the Major's gonna stay
and make the big fight, huh?

Yeah, that's right.

There's only two kinds
of men who'll make a fight
against odds like that.

Those who feel very good,
or those who feel very bad.

Now... Now me,
I always feel good.

But not that good.

Ah, now we take care
of breakfast.

Hey!

You've been theivin'
off the army long enough.

Now get your hooks
off that meat before
I pare your fingernails off.

Well,

now that we've
taken care of breakfast,

maybe we better go.

Tonio...

Tonio.

Come quickly,
my friend.

Tonio!

Quickly.

Tonio.

I'm not hungry,
Honey Bear.

I am.

What's she want?

Me.

I thought you were
such a great lover
of women.

Of women, sure.
But kids...

Uh, please.

Speak English?

Ah, this being adored,
takes too much out of a man.

Cheyenne?

Cheyenne?

No. Nez Perce.

The Cheyenne wiped out
the village of her people.

Ever since then she's been
wanderin' all around
this country.

Finally she finds
this place.

Oh, find me too.

Look, Honey Bear,
you go away, will ya?
Go on, go away.

This is one Cheyenne raid
nobody's going to escape.

Cheyenne,
here?

Oh, maybe they come.
Maybe not. Who knows?

They'll come.

You think so, huh?

You know that there's
a wagon train coming in
from the East.

I think maybe I ride out
tonight and warn them.

You will
take me with you?

Honey Bear!

If you don't get out of
my sight this instant,

I'm gonna leave you
to be eat up
by the Cheyenne.

Now, andale.

You're a very
charitable man,
Tonio.

Charitable?

Listen,
companero,

you have yet to
learn the difference
between charity and insanity.

Say, how many more
women are here?

Mmm... Five.

Oh, there's one,

a bright-eyed bit
by the name of
Katherine Bohlen.

Oh. Oh, yes, she come in
on the last wagon.

Going to marry
that Lieutenant Bascomb.

Very fortunate man.

Yes, indeed.

Officer of the day!

Cheyenne.

Three of us.
Killed one.

Let's get him
in the tent.

Please help.

Take it easy.

We'll get that toothpick
out of you right away.

I brought him
as fast as I could.

There's nothing
you men can do,
get back to your jobs.

Break it up!

Get Major Ives.

Get him!

In the lungs.

You better get
some hot water.

I'd better go find
some liquor to
pour into him,

he's gonna need it. Yeah.

It won't hurt
much longer, Willy.

No.

No. No. No!

He's dead.

Never mind,
the man is dead.

Carry on,
Sergeant.

Thanks. Yeah.

How many Indians
were there, mister...?

Sawyer.

Five, six,
I don't know.
Ambushed.

Cheyenne arrow,
all right.

Where were you?

Prospecting.
Three of us,
they jumped us.

Would you be wanting
a detail to
hunt 'em down, sir?

Carry on with your duties.
We'll make our fight here.

Fight?

Red Cloud is
threatening this post.

I see.

How'd you get
away from 'em?

They ran out when
I started using
my rifle.

I waited till dark
and rode fast.

Horse is done in,
I better unsaddle him.

Did you find
any gold out there?

No.

Nothin'.

Are you prepared
to join us now, sir?

Unless you order
your troops out of here,

I'll be leaving
for Fort Ellis at sun up.

You're a traitor,
Mr. Reed!

I'll talk some sense
to General Faulkner.

That'll be my treason.

The general will get
a report from one of my men.

It'll explain
the Cheyenne lied
even in their warning.

Their attack began last night
when they shot that arrow.

No war party shot this.

It's a hunting arrow.

Sergeant...

That message to Fort Ellis
is gonna take you

right through
Red Cloud's country.

I know that.

Do ya now?

Well, if I were you,
I'd be thinking about

muffling that horse's
hooves with rawhide.

Soldier boys.

Well, it's Kate
from Boston.

And the bridegroom.

My compliments,
Lieutenant Bascomb.

They won't be
necessary.

Well, here you are,
caught between nothin'
and nowhere,

with a bloody battle
on your hands for
a wedding present.

No one
to tie the knot.

Now if it's any help,
I can fix you up with

a whoppin' fine
Indian ceremony.

Of course
it's only temporary,

but that goes for
all of us right now.

We have no need for
your jokes, Mr. Reed.

There's been
a change in our plans.

And I wonder
who changed 'em.

He's a fine boy.

You'll not be insulting him
with jests when he thinks
of his first battle.

For that I'm sorry,
Katherine.

But from the looks of things,
you've done little enough
to set his mind at ease.

Now if a free man
can ask a free woman,

what might
your plans be?

To remain alive
as long as possible.

Leavin' tonight?

Si.I go tonight.

I gonna take
the women
who want to go.

I hear you're ridin'
down the valley
to Fort Ellis.

I figure I will.

Mind if I ride along?

Suit yourself.

What the...Shh!

Warn the guard.

You know
this game?

I've played it.

No, hold it.

Tonio!

Let us talk.

My brother calls me
to his side?

Since you came
to the butcher's camp,
he makes ready for a fight.

I fear that you have
not spoken well.

I did the best
I could.

He won't go.

Then it is he
who makes war.

You must
leave this place.

Tomorrow I go
to Fort Ellis to talk
to General Faulkner.

Give me that much time
and I'll have
Major Ives out of here.

The council has
given it's word.

You waste the lives
of your warriors.

No, Adam.

They die for their land,

and to take a revenge.

What will
the Bluecoats die for?

I have called you here

to give you a choice.
You know our position.

Mr. Perez is leaving tonight
to divert a wagon train

that is due into
the valley tomorrow
on its way to Oregon.

Those wives who wish to
accompany him may do so,

but I warn you, it will
then be necessary to remain
with the wagon train.

I'm sorry I can't
send all of you
back to Fort Ellis,

but that would mean
going deeper
into enemy country.

Now you must decide between
two possible alternatives,

to go on to Oregon,

or to stay here.

I'll find you again,
if I have to walk
all the way to Oregon.

You'll find me if you can
walk as far as our tent.

Please, Frank,

don't make me go.

I'd be afraid.

You always said,
with a good sergeant,
nothing can go wrong.

I wish to go.

You may leave
when ready, Perez.

There's one passenger
for you.

So, the beautiful one
from Boston.

She's escaped
from the bravery
sickness.

Yeah, and the Lieutenant
loses his frightened bride.

Uh, fear is
no sin,
companero.

The important thing
is that a person
must be free

to pick their own time
and their own place
for dying.

Too bad the girl's
not going to the fort.

She is.

You go with Tonio.

I have no wish
to go to Oregon.

From the fort
I can return
to Boston.

Maybe that
can be arranged.

Heading east myself.

It's for him to say.

I won't be going.

Make your plans
with Sawyer.

Why did you change?

It's getting to be my war
whether I like it or not.

Will you take me
to the fort?

Sure, I'd be glad to.

Good night, mister.

So, now you got
the bravery
sickness, huh?

Well, I got a job to do.

When I'm finished,
maybe we meet again,
huh?

Sometime we conquer
the world together,
huh?

But not this time.

You're not gonna forget
Honey Bear, are you?

Can a man forget
a broken leg?

Hasta la vista. Hasta luego

Tonio! Tonio!

Tonio!

Giddyup!

You and the girl
may run into trouble
gettin' down the valley.

If you do,
come back.

To a slaughterhouse?

It's better than being
caught out in the open.

I'll remember that.

Ready?

Almost.

There'll be no stoppin'
for a swim.

Good ride, Kate.

And a safe one.

Build it better
if you want to live.

Build it better!

Patrolled a three mile
radius, sir. All clear.

Oh, it's a fine day,
gentleman, the enemy
not yet in sight.

Finish the barricades
by mid-afternoon,

we'll wipe the Cheyenne
out of existence.

Oh, and I'll need a wagon
and two men for an escort.

Yes, sir.

Maddock, Bliss,
get a wagon ready
for the Major.

Yes, sir!

Sir, I checked
the ammunition
stores.

We're not
very well
prepared.

I promise you,
before many hours,
you'll have your ammunition.

The fort's
two days ride, sir.

Where can we... The earth!

The earth will provide,
Corporal.

Whoa.

I can't quite make out
where we...

It's another
mile ahead.

Major Ives,
sir, look!

We'll move on.

Yes, sir.

Sergeant. Well...

Don't you think
it's about time

you put some pickets
out on the hills?

Scouting party reports
no enemy in sight.

The Major's ordered
every man on the barricades.

You listen
to Major Ives'
orders,

and the Cheyenne will
hit you before
you know it.

I agree with you,
Mr. Reed.

Unfortunately,
he's a Major.

I'm only a sergeant.

It's awful
light, sir.

That's the only box, sir.

Are you positive?

My wife and children
are back there.

You think I'd say it
if it wasn't the truth?

Major! Look behind you!

Guard!
Sound the alarm!

Major Ives!
Where's Major Ives?
Where's Major Ives?

You'll have to fight
this one yourself,
Lieutenant.

And you better send
half these men to cover
the other side of camp.

No, no, they'll
cut us to pieces!

Paul, there's
more coming!

Get inside.

Come on, tip it over!

Oh, you're alive.

Yeah.

Smoke signals
down in the valley.

Came back.

Only a few
of us left.

You all right?

Yeah, yeah.

Have you
seen him?

No.

Have you got
ammunition?
I...

You!

You helped
those murderers!

You got your massacre.

Go on out
and look at it!

Touch it!
Smell it!

I should have
built faster.

If only I hadn't lost
my book, I could have
built the fort.

Anymore alive?

That woman,

she shouldn't
look.

I don't even know
if it's him.

I don't know.

The savages!

Oh, Lord in heaven,
how could they do it?

Once we did it
to them, Kate.

May the army
destroy them for it.

Will another blood bath
make your dreams easy?

You'll
not defend them! No.

But if massacre
breeds massacre,
where's the end of it?

Ives asked for this.

He slaughtered
like they did.

He was building a fort
here to do it again.

The Cheyenne took
their revenge.

Well, who's to blame?

Ives? The Cheyenne?

How far back do you go
to find the real enemy?

You stand
with your own people!

The Cheyenne were
as much my people as you.

You'll find this hard
to believe, Katherine,

but they love
their children.

They're loyal
to their friends,

and their women
don't run away when
their men are in danger.

Might I remind you that
I'm still in command here.

You will obey my orders
until the detachment
from Fort Ellis arrives.

What'll you tell 'em?

How you made your men
fight when they
didn't have a chance?

Not a chance!

You...

You killed my family!

We'll need every
bullet we've got.

We'll need him, too.

And to what purpose?

To turn me over
to your Indian friends?

Ask him, Mr. Sawyer.

Ask him why he's
the only one that lived.

You need have
no fear on that.

Mr. Sawyer and I
found him wounded.

The sooner we get
started the better.

It's a long,
hard ride to Fort Ellis.

Back through
Cheyenne country?

Right through.

There's a less dangerous
way out of the valley.

ADAM:
With a thousand
miles of nothin'

on the other side
of it.

My business is
at Fort Ellis with you,

where we'll both have
a chance to say our piece.

The rest of you
are free to go.

If any of you wanna go
alone you better
say so now.

Well, I just wanna
hang onto my scalp.

I'll go with you.

We're attached
to Fort Ellis.

I have
no choice now.

Shh.
Turn out the lamp.

Tonio!

Adam! Oh.

Oh, how I would've
hated myself,
if I killed you.

What brings
you back?

Oh, I could see
the smoke for 20 miles.

Besides,
didn't I pull the bow
of friendship with you?

Anyway, all those women
on the wagon train
were married.

Sooner or later,
one of those husbands,

he's gonna shoot me.

And Honey Bear?

Uh...

Like divine punishment,
she's always with me.

We were lucky
this time.

We'll spend
the rest of the night
in the hills.

What are
you reading?

A book of magic.

Good magic?

There are many
charms, if a person
can understand.

Now what does a girl like you
want with a book like that?

Well, first I will
teach myself the secrets.

Then I will prepare
a great love spell

and then I will work
the magic on Tonio

and he will love me.

Well, say, that's a handy
thing to know.

Perhaps
you'll let me look.

See anything?

No, nothing...
Except the Boston lady.

She was taking
a little swim
in the creek.

Uh, being a man
of great sensitivity,

I only watched
for a few minutes.

How goes it,
little one?

Was she so beautiful
in your eyes?

Listen,
muchachita,

all women
are beautiful
in my eyes.

But you,
you are the eyes
themselves.

I thought I told you
not to leave the camp.

Tonight I only
wanted to be clean.

Can that be
understood?

Memory of death doesn't
wash out so easily.

I'm sorry about
what I said
this afternoon,

about you
and Bascomb.

Everybody
wants to live.

If I had
loved him,

I would've
stayed with him.

You were engaged
to be married.

Yes, we were
engaged,

three years ago.

We were both
very young.

Then the army
sent him away.

We wrote
to each other...

But I forgot
how his face looked
when he smiled,

how his hands were
when he touched me.

I couldn't tell him
that in a letter, Adam,

so I came to the camp.

If it had been otherwise,
I would've died there.

Does that thought
frighten you?

Yes, it did, when I saw
the death at the camp.

But just now,

when I felt
the water around me

and the air was
sweet and fresh,

I wasn't afraid
anymore.

Not even of
tomorrow's danger?

No, not now.

Adam, is it
a terrible thing to say?

But right now,
at this moment,

I've never been
more alive.

I don't want
to spoil that.

Not with fear.

Not with anything except
what's good and right.

I just want to be...

What's the matter,
Kathy?

Perhaps there's
so little time.

You promised
not to think about it.

This is
my guard.

It'll be daylight
pretty soon.

Wake everybody
at dawn. All right.

Somewhere in those hills
there's still a war party.

Cheyenne don't linger
by a battlefield,
Mr. Reed.

After they slaughter,
they run.

The main force is
probably miles from here.

But there's proof
they left some behind.Proof?

A soldier shot
by an arrow?

You pride yourself
on your bow, Mr. Reed.

How do we know
you didn't use it?

How about it, Reed,
how much do you love
those redskins?

One white man doesn't
murder another one

by putting an arrow
in his back.

Yeah, well, I'm not
dyin' now, not for you.

Courage,
my brave one.

Maybe you gonna
die right now.

Turn him
loose.

Pick up
that gun.

You may need it
before the day's over.

It's true folly
to go on.

You say yourself
the Indians are
in the hills.

They'll kill us
one by one.

Adam, you can't fight
an enemy you can't see.

You can't run away
from one, either.

"Sergeant Howard Glover."

That mean anything
to you?

My messenger
to Fort Ellis.

Hey, Adam!

There's your
message, Major.

Ashes are still warm.

Don't run...

There's no place
to run to.

There's a feeling
of being watched.
Like...

Like bugs under
a man's shirt.

How goes it,
little flower?

I think there is
a curse on us.

A black magic.

Ha, you, you think
maybe there's
an evil spirit, huh?

You know, I think
maybe you're right.

I think I see him now.

There... There's a great
big devil out there.

He's got a tall hat
and green suspenders.

I'm gonna kill
that devil.

I'm gonna get him,
you watch!

Take that, devil!
And that! And that!

Ah. There,
I killed him now,
see?

Now he will
no longer bother us.

We will no longer
have any curse at all.

You laugh at me
like a child.

Uh-uh,
I don't laugh at you,
little Honey Bear.

Sometimes a good magic
can become very bad.

That is the curse.

I bring it with me.

I have a great need
for this magic, Tonio,

but now
I must destroy it.

Hey, I found it!

Look, I can prove
that I lost my...

Get down
in that ravine!

Hi'ya!

Stampedin'
the horses.

When they come
they'll have cover.

Must be something
mighty important
in there.

A man saves
what he values most.

I noticed you salvaged
your beloved Indian bow.

Why, Adam?

Why do they want
to kill us?

Everything you've
been through
up to now

is to make you
strong for this.

Why is it happening?

I've lived here all my life,
and I don't know.

But it's happening,
here and now.

So take it
that way, Kate.

Adam!

Sending
for their friends.

TONIO:
I don't think so.

The main bunch
is many miles
away by now.

The signal could
be for us.

Of course,
you could read it!

I'm not sure.

I think they
want to talk.

Will you go?

You have to,
for all of us.

By all means,
Mr. Reed,

go to them!
Join them!

You fools,
don't you understand?
He's one of them!

He's one of them!Are you crazy?

Our only chance
is for Reed
to talk to them.

Why should he go?

Maybe he'll die
over a fire
like that soldier did.

Why should he
do it for you?

I... I regret
my words, Mr. Reed.

You will go?

We both go,
amigo.

They'll need you here,

in case that signal
isn't an invitation.

Come back quickly.

We won't let 'em
take our lives now, Kate,

for they've just begun.

My brother once
gave me a gift.

I return it.

The gift was given
in friendship.

I doubt
our friendship now.

Did you doubt it then?

You will keep
the bow, Adam.

What has been
cannot be wiped out,

neither love
nor hatred.

The Cheyenne
remember well.

I saw the mark
of your memory,

in the soldier's camp.

You knew such a thing
would happen.

It was the payment
of a debt.

And the torture
of a soldier,

and the slaying
of those
in my party?

Was this also
a debt to be paid?

We take no pleasure
in your blood, Adam.

Once we welcomed
your people to this valley.

They betrayed
that welcome.

If we must do
terrible things now,

it is because they are
the only things your
people understand.

They will have
a great fear,

and never again
betray us.

I wish to take
my party
to the fort.

They are
free to go.

My thanks,
Fire Knife.

We want only
one of them.

Give us the butcher.

Major Ives
goes with me.

You have nothing
but hatred for this man.

Why do you
speak for him?

So I may take him
to Fort Ellis

where he can
speak of his crimes
against our people.

They will put
colored iron
on his breast.

Maybe.

And maybe in his guilt

we'll find an end
to the fighting
in your country.

I will make
my own justice.

I offer you your lives
for the butcher's.

I ask you
in friendship.

And I ask in friendship
that we go in peace.

Then go to them,
white face.

Tell them to prepare
for the fire.

When we next meet
it will be to steal
each other's lives.

I bargained for the chance
of fighting our way
out of here.

You bargained our lives
for the Major's.

Thank you, Mr. Reed.
I've misjudged you.

I'll see you receive
a citation for this.

We'll never
reach the fort.

Hasn't that
penetrated yet?
We're all dead!

We have guns
and ammunition.

How much?

Reed says there's
six of 'em out there.

Well, I can talk
to 'em, too.

Only I won't
sell us out.

Sure, all you gotta do
is take a little
hunting trip.

Then when you
find the Indians,
you have a little talk.

How about you?

You willing to die
for your glorious officer?

I want
to see him hanged.

But I won't turn a uniform
over to the Indians.

I'm all right.

It doesn't hurt at all.

Don't try to move.

Adam!

Give me his rifle.

I can fight...
Give me credit for that.

That one's yours, Reed.

Your partner,
you killed him?

Both of 'em,
just so we understand
each other.

You giving this away?

Buying something.

You and me are
going over those rocks.

Mmm-mmm.

Turn around.

You won't last
five minutes
out there.

I'll gamble when
this is at stake.
Now I said, turn around!

You stay here.

Sawyer's out there.

With some more of these.

Something moving.

Shoot.

Could be Sawyer.

That's another
chance he took.

Well, we're one less.

Sawyer's gone.

That last shot? Indian.

See anything? No, nothing.

Adam, there!

Reed!
Please!

Please!

Please! Please!

How could he
stay alive?

They gave him
just enough of that
arrow in the back.

He's a living trap.

Oh, Reed, for the love
of heaven, help me!

If I live to reach
eternity, I...

I can't take
that voice with me.

Help me!

A man must be free to pick
his own place of dying.

Please!

A man doesn't do
such things alone.

Keep us covered.
Keep firing.

We're out
of ammunition!

Honey Bear!

Honey Bear!

It's useless!

I counted six Indians
on the mountain.

They're all dead
but one...

Fire Knife.

Fire Knife!

He'll kill you, yes,
but it'll be worse for me.

This is what they've waited
for since Sand Creek.

Fire Knife!

Fire Knife!

Look, you mustn't
torture me!

I'm one of you!
Cheyenne!

I've got your blood.
I know you hate me,
but...

Fire Knife,
I'm one of you!

Is that
the truth?

No one knew
I had the blood...

None of the officers,
the army, none of
my friends in the East.

If they knew, I...

I couldn't
let them know.

So you slaughtered
the Cheyenne

and killed
the past.

We're out of bullets,
but we still
have a weapon.

You got no arrows.

There's plenty
out there.

Major Ives, I'll see
if General Faulkner
is ready for you.

Mmm-hmm.

This place of soldiers,
it makes me feel like

I got those bugs
under my shirt again.

Where'll
you be headin'?

Oh, I... I think now
I go back to Mexico,

now that I have
found my woman.

Did she finally
grow up for you,
Tonio?

Oh, ha, I think
it was me who
grew up for her.

Well, goodbye,
senorita.

Sometime we conquer
the world together, huh?

Adios. So long.

Mr. Reed...

If you should be inclined
to reveal the secret
of my ancestry,

remember it's my word
against yours.

There's only one thing
that concerns us here,

and that's your story
to General Faulkner.

But perhaps I can
justify my story.

What then?

Then your kind
will go on murdering

until someone else
stops you.

And you will
be stopped,
Major Ives.

But who will win
out in the end,
Mr. Reed?

My kind,
as you call it,

or yours?

Suppose we let
the general decide.

And history.

General Faulkner
will see you now, sir.