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Tonight.

Tonight.

Bridget,
what will I ever do with you?

How will you ever settle down with
one man if you keep on flirting?

He's a proper minister.

How will I find a man I
don't look thoroughly?

Like Mother always said,
find a minister of God.

Why do you think
she gave me this?

Look here, we've never seen that kind
of pauses in those trips, haven't we?

You know why?

Because it was too we
don't have Indiana's.

- Indians.
- Oh here.

I always forget the pieces in
English a little tense, you say?

Well, that's a warmer.

Now let's say like
that you wigwam.

Because in America,
we only speak English.

And this is a buffalo.

I know, that's right, don't I?

Yes.

Please, Dorothy,
let me see what's in your bag.

- Please, let me see it.
- All right.

You know Milly, it's wonderful.

When I was a school teacher,
I take a bath every day.

Here, I can just relax.

I must have half of Arizona
and New Mexico on me for now.

And I would all you and my dear
brother, remind me to thank you.

Come on now, Marry Anne, how would you
felt we left you all alone in Philadelphia?

Clean.

Where would you
meet a decent man?

All the real men are
in San Francisco.

You found Bob in Philadelphia.

Thank you, ma'am.

Milly is right.

All the good men are coming
west, you will see.

Don't worry,
we'll find you the right man

and you settle down
and be very happy.

Oh sure, sure.

With competition like those
two Italian circus sisters,

Bridget, to say nothing of the
rest of the mountains wagon.

Like an auction for brides.

I was crazy to let you
two took me into this.

For two cents I get
off and walk back.

Attack.

No, no!

Bob! Bob!

Milly.

Bob.

Bob, Bob.

Bob, Bob.

I'm sorry, Mary Anne.

Bob.

Lieutenant.

Yes, sir.

Check that cave.

Sir, I've checked the cave and
it's small but pretty well hidden.

Everybody in the other
circle, come over here.

Bring all the rifles
and ammunition you can.

Alright, let's go.

Come on, leave those
dead, let's go.

Come on, hurry.

Come on.

Hurry up.

All the women over here.

Pardon me ma'am,
would you come here?

If we haven't got a chance,

the next charge
will wipe us out.

Now I spotted a cave over there.

It's big enough to
hide all the women.

I don't know if it'll work but I
want you to take them over there.

Lieutenant, cartridge belt.

If the Indians find you,
well you know what to do.

Follow the Lieutenant.

Good luck.

Come on.

You need to milk.

The show could set.

Attack!

They're here.

[indistinct chattering]

And find us consoling.

[indistinct chattering]

[speaking foreign language]

It's alright, they've gone.

Everybody out.

[speaking foreign language]

- Get away.
- Please.

- Get away.
- Please.

- Get away.
- Help me!

- Don't touch my baby.
- Your baby is dead.

- Don't take it away.
- He's dead.

Oh no, he's not, you're lying.

He's not dead, my baby.

My baby is dead.

We're the only ones left.

Now, we march out of here
and try save ourselves

or we can stay behind
and die like the rest.

What do you want to do?

We are only 100 miles
from Port Lafayette.

I don't know if we can make it

but I'm sure my husband
would want me to try.

My sister and I want to try too.

My fiancee is waiting
at Port Lafayette.

We have to get there.

All right.

There's no time,
the Indians be back.

We want some distance
between us before they do.

It doesn't look as if
they've left us anything.

But look around,
see what you can find.

Food, water,
anything we can use and hurry.

Oh, good.

What's that?

Something I promise
to take my fiancee.

What is it?

He told me to have
present for him.

I guess we can
afford one present.

Look for and get something
to cover your heads.

That gets awfully hot.

A 100 miles is a long walk.

We got to go on our own.

She's sick and wounded.

She's got to learn to
take care of herself.

What in heaven's name was that?

That was a mountain lion.

But you don't have to worry.

They never attack unless
they are cornered.

What about the wolves?

There are no wolves,
they are coyotes.

Well they can be dangerous
if they are hungry enough.

Well, they are cowards usually.

Yeah.

I've met a few.

Try and get some sleep.

You'll need it tomorrow.

You are sure sound slipper.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Can you shoot that rifle?

I suppose I could if I had to.

I was engaged to a big
shot in a circus one time.

Give to me and I get
us some breakfast.

What?

Where?

Come on and I show you.

Take a look.

Can we trap them?

I hate to waste the show.

And the noise is so dangerous.

I am so hungry I could eat any
Indian even if it did come.

We all are.

One of those wouldn't
do as much good.

This fellow I was engaged
to watch real trick shot.

With little patient, I could show you
how to get two for the price of one.

Go ahead.

I wish I could wash my hands.

Eat.

Thank you.

Well, let's get moving.

We're lucky.

Be fore the days over,
we'll have a bath.

What did I tell you?

There's our bath now.

You got to get hold of yourself.

I've tried.

But nothing seems to
be important anymore

without my husband and my child.

I know we need strength.

We've all lost everything.

It's just a matter of survival.

Sometimes, I think I should have
stayed back there were they are.

That it wouldn't be right.

Would it?

I don't know.

Maybe it would.

Personally, I want to cheat
those Indians out of something

Even a little
thing like my life.

I've never thought
of it in that way.

I think that I could
cheat them too.

That's the girl.

Now go wash your face.

No, no, don't do it.

He's only a boy.

Well, what do we do with him?

I'll show you what to do,
we should chop him into little pieces.

You do nothing of the kind.

We'll patch him up
and take him with us.

Well,
I can't kill him in cold blood.

We'll have to take him with us.

Ursula, hold this on him.

Dorothy, all of you, come on share
some pieces of your petticoats.

We'll have to get him
over the back of a horse.

Why should he ride?

Let's make him walk.

Because he will run away.

Now why would Joe take though?

I used to go with a fellow who
had an ab with bows and arrows.

Well if I can hit
anything with a rifle,

you ought to be able to
do something with those.

Help me get your
friend off the horse.

The wound doesn't look as bad
as I thought it was going to be.

I guess he's just tired
from riding on his belly.

That's too bad.

Elsa was right,
we should have killed him.

He's troubled.

It's a human life.

They're savages, we are not.

Do you realize one of us has to sit
up all night and watch this savage?

I'll sit up, I don't mind.

No, we'll take turns.

All right, sharpshooters,
do you think you can find us some dinner?

I don't want to
promise anything.

She could eat a mouse.

See if you can make it a deer.

I'm so hungry,
I can eat it all by myself.

Oh, try it.

This is the best
turkey I've ever had,

shared is better than if
it was cooked in an oven.

Why not?

We've got the best
cook in the west.

Flattery will get you nothing but a good
meal anytime somebody else shoots it.

Come on boy, you got to eat.

Do you think we could untie
him so you can eat something?

Are you crazy?

I still want to get rid of him.

That's another guy.

We'll bet down here and take
turns watching him with a rifle.

Who wants to be second?

I'm not tired.

Right, I'll wake you.

Bridgette.

- Are you alright?
- Yeah, sure.

Sure, I'm fine.

- Shoot him! Shoot him!
- No, no, no, no!

We couldn't get him anyway.

Oh my god, what have I done?

You didn't do anything.

You were tired like
the rest of us.

You just cost all of us our
lives that what you've done.

If you couldn't stay awake,

why didn't you get one of
the rest us to replace you?

I didn't know I was
going to fall asleep.

Your excuses won't help us when
he gets back to his friends.

Got around, come on,
we got to decide what to do.

First thing we got to
do is get out of here.

I don't know how
far away is campus.

I'm not about to
walk in this dug.

Can't we just hide?

From an Indian,
you wouldn't last two minutes.

You should have shut him right at the
moment you woke up, you dumb bitch.

Don't call me names.

I'll slap your face.

Just try it, sister.

I'm so mad, I could kill you as
easy as I could in an Indian.

No, cut that out.

Fighting among ourselves
isn't gonna get us anywhere.

She's right.

We get out of here right away.

Well, anyone got any
other suggestions?

Let's go.

I've had enough,
I could never come back.

And if we go back,
we run right into the Indians.

Now I wish I would have
stayed with a wagon train.

At least we would have
saved two days of walking.

Well, shall we shoot
ourselves now or later?

All right, then.

You think of something?

I can't,
I guess I'm just too tired.

I have an idea.

I know you had a boyfriend
once it was a human fly.

No.

Remember that day
we did climbing?

Remember you did
it climbing not me.

Yeah.

Do you think I could
make it up there?

It's possible as long as you don't
break your leg on the way up.

I rather risk that than
be eaten by an Indian.

Do you mean Indian eat people?

Of course, not stupid.

Oh my god, she did it.

Are you sure she made it?

I'm afraid to look.

Yeah, she made it all right.

How are the rest of us
going to get up there?

We can make it there.

Just tie all rags together
that's long enough to reach it.

We can use what's
left of our pedicab.

You see,
I'm not as dumb as I seem.

Oh, that's a great idea.

Hey, Betty, did you hear that?

I couldn't be happier
if I thought of that.

I say throw your skirt first
and fix and run and hold it.

I send it to you, all right?

We could wait up
things with rocks.

And so, they'll carry.

Let's get them off.

This is forbidden land.

Forbidden to white men,
forbidden for Apaches.

To kill seven white women
takes only little time.

Only a few Braves.

White soldiers will...

No, I will not be the first
one to violate our agreement.

There is only this hunger
and thirst will kill them.

I respect the agreement.

I am not interested
in white women.

You forget White Cloud that
this women killed our warriors.

They must die.

You will not kill them
in forbidden territory.

When the Apaches will
object to your decision.

It is my decision.

I have spoken.

Mary Anne.

White Cloud say no make
war, we make sport.

Why didn't they kill us?

Indians never like to kill
quickly if they can avoid it.

They like to torture.

I hope to God we can make it to
the foothills before they get back.

We've got to keep moving.

No insure are like
this look at them.

You just happen to be in
the same boat wearing.

Barefoot and out we keep going.

I still don't understand it.

Why don't they kill us?

Maybe they don't
like to kill women.

You saw those women on
the wagon train with us.

I know Indians
better than you two.

You really want
to know the truth?

I want to play with us a while

and then capture us alive.

What for?

They are men and we are women.

Oh no.

Oh yes.

Maybe if we could
cook this stuff,

maybe it will taste
a little better.

We got, I can't risk goodbye.

All we got to get some sleep.

Gotta get moving
early in the morning.

We have to post watches.

I'll stand the first watch.

After what has
happened the last time?

I must, I just must.

I want to prove to
you that I'm alive.

All right.

But don't you go to sleep?

I promise, I won't.

Now listen, Bridget.

You watch out
there on that rock.

You can see much better.

If you see or hear
anything suspicious at all,

you wake us up.

Even if you have to fire a shot.

I will, you can trust me.

Bridget, take this.

She never woke me up.

Hey, hey, time to get up.

That kid's watch all night.

Bridget!

Bridget!

Oh my god, I hope that girl
has been falling asleep again.

Pearla, Pearla,
come up here for a minute.

She's gone.

The darn fool kid.

Where could she have gone?

She didn't go willingly.

We've got to get out of here.

Where is Bridget?

The Indians apparently carried
her off during the night.

They might have
done that to us all.

I suppose they like it better this
way, slow torture.

We just have to keep walking
till we get to Lafayette.

No more sleeping.

Can anyone tell me how
we get to Lafayette?

We'll find it.

But first we've got
to find Bridget.

Mary Anne, I think you and me
had better look over there.

The rest of you wait here.

Let me take a look first.

It's Bridget all right.

She's naked and
she's been scanned.

We found Bridget.

We don't have time to bury her.

But at least we can cover her.

You can all help.

And nobody,
nobody has to look under the coffin.

Amen.

They are coming.

Lieutenant Colonel
is waiting for you.

We covered the area thoroughly, Colonel,
and there's no trace of the caravan.

If you asked me,
I think the Apaches took them.

They should have arrived
here three days ago.

I don't like to think that.

What do you think?

I warn you about that.

Bringing arms in
violation of the treaty,

the out number of 10 to 1 but
they didn't have rifles until now.

Who do you think you are talking
to the Colonel like that?

[speaking foreign language]

My friends call me Gus.

And now, I speak my mind.

Now take it easy Gus.

I'm afraid he's right, Frank.

But I've got to be sure.

I got to know what's
happened and where.

We could go out against them.

We'll have to, but this
time, I want inspection made,

all the way to White
Cloud's main camp.

That may not be a good idea.

If you send troops out there
into that neutral zone,

you'll be breaking the treaty
with White Cloud again.

To hell with White Cloud,
we're out of supplies and ammunition.

And if he's attacked
our wagon train,

you know what's
happened to the people.

We must go after them.

Now you get White Cloud feeling the
same way you do it but the neutral zone,

you will never be
able to settle it.

But we've got to find out
about that wagon train.

And I say let's go in.

Now wait a minute.

There's one way you might
be able to get away with it.

No troops.

Just a patrol dress likes cut.

Those Apaches can smell
a soldier mile away.

So even that'd be risky enough.

Could I go along with our
patrols, sir?

My fiance was with
that wagon train.

I'd be against that.

No offense, Denton,
but you'd never looked like a civilian

and you have no experience
at all with Indians.

If you buy my idea,
I'd like to pick my own men.

How long will it take?

A week maybe there and
back, if we make it back.

Well it seems like
a reasonable idea.

Aren't still for
sending troops in.

No, we'll do it Gus' way.

The more we wait,
we'll make that much difference.

All right,
I'll go pick the men I want.

And while they're gone,
double the guard and keep a sharp eye out.

Those Indians did
get those guns.

They may want to use them here.

Are you free?

I declare catch my
sleep and just mine.

You can stand up for one night.

Come on, everybody down.

Do you really think
we'll make it?

No, I don't think so.

Then why do we go on?

If we keep trying and fighting,

the worst that can happen
to us is that they kill us.

If we stay and give up,
well, you know the answer.

Men.

To think my sister took me into
coming out west to marry one.

There are men and
there are savages.

My Juan wasn't like that.

Your brother wasn't like that.

Just the same.

I don't think I'll ever look
at another one of them again.

Come on.

Now they're gonna
spoil normally.

You saw what they did to
Bridget, didn't you?

I didn't look.

I didn't want to see because it
will want me to shoot Apaches.

In the back.

When you shoot you're
defending yourself.

Anytime you get squeamish,
just keep thinking Bridget.

Let's get out of here.

Are you sure you know
where you're going?

Sure, I do.

We're heading
straight to Chicago.

Deer to the ride.

Let's make it Memphis, will you?

That's my hometown.

Come morning.

Then I'll give that
some force young fellow.

Look as if they're still with us.

Let's everybody mount.

What's that boy
that soldier talk?

Gotta figure if we're rockin
tree round here as an Indian.

I'm sorry, sir.

Not sir either.

My name is Gus.

Right, sir.

Go.

Get the hell out of here!

This way, follow me.

Come on.

This felony exults us.

And there's only certain.

I'm much afraid
they'll come back.

Rifles are ready but don't
fire unless you have to.

[speaking foreign language]

Oh, it's only a mummy.

I had to choose a weaker spot
where no one could find me,

this will be just
about the last one.

Maybe the Indian will think
so to and leave us alone

for a while anyway.

And hit the firstborn of Egypt
and men and cattle sent miracles

and signs to Egypt
in the Pharaoh.

What she used to say no?

It's the 135th Psalm 8 verse.

My father always said to me in the
most difficult moments beside the Bible

and God will make you
forget everything.

- Fear, grief and worry.
- And does it work?

Fear stays with me
and pain and fatigue.

- Back.
- Get back.

Well, now there's no
place left to hide.

Why don't they come in
and get and have it done?

There is something about an Indian
not desecrating a burial ground.

They can only enter if
they have bodies to bury.

Look.

Those men are not hunters
they were soldiers from Port.

The agreement has been broken.

We have only one answer.

White men has plenty
of food than us.

War with them is bad.

You are afraid of white men.

You don't talk like warrior.

After war, who takes care
of our wives and children?

Do really want war?

Very well.

We attack at dawn.

Port Lafayette.

They're expecting us.

We'll attack the village
and wipe them out

and cut out the poor from
any ammunition reinforcement.

A wise decision.

But what about the white women?

They have violated
our burial ground.

We must kill them.

No, pose two braves to got escape.

They will die of hunger
and thirst where they are.

They've left us.

Yes, alone with the dead.

Maybe we ought to go too.

Mary Anne, I'm just about
to take leave on my senses.

Listen, I beg you.

You'll ever be
retired, Mary Anne.

If it means those Indians want to
tag let me stay in this cemetery,

what safer place to
spend the night here.

Maybe we better.

All right, we'll stay.

I'll go find us
a place to sleep.

Now you have to explain
what's in that pocket.

You will pardon my curiosity?

It's a telescope that's all.

It was my father's.

Taking it to the
gentleman I'm engage.

He is Lieutenant Frankston the
fourth regiment of cavalry station.

At Port Lafayette.

That man from the
canyon, he is badly hurt.

How do you like that?

A man finally shows up
and he's too sick to help.

So I wasn't dreaming.

Six of the most beautiful
women I ever saw in my life.

Don't be such a smarter.

You're in bad shape.

We couldn't get the bullet out.

Move it little as
you possibly can.

When did those drums start?

I don't know, two,
three hours ago.

What did they mean?

They're holding war comes in the
village or the braves got back for it.

Are we close the village?

To the valley
behind those hills.

Then they'll be back for us.

No, they won't.

They leave us here to
starve and die at thirst.

Holding accounting
we could be sleeping.

Keep guards posted.

This is sacred ground that you
can never tell the Indians.

[speaking Spanish]

All right Betty, all right.
We'll do what he says.

Will you and Katie
take the first watch?

Oh, lady that feels good.

I haven't had a woman do that
to me since I was 14 years old.

You must be a slope.

Yep, I guess I am.

How far is it Port Lafayette?

Not far as crow flies.

But should never make it.

Without horses,
they hit from when you're down.

I wish I knew what's
going on down there.

Dorothy.

Dorothy.

Let me have that telescope.

Please.

You can come with
me if you like?

That's funny.

They're riding away
from the village.

No, I don't see
women and children.

A few old men

and there are a couple
of our wagons down there.

We've got to make a decision.

Now listen, they've left the
village practically undefended.

Two of them headed up this
way probably to guard us.

They've got horses and wagons.

Now, I'm in favor of grabbing one of those
wagons and making a run for the Port.

If the war party went out, it seems
to me they'd be headed for Lafayette.

Well, we could try to
avoid the war party.

If you ask me we
should get the wagon.

I agree with my sister.

All right, I got an idea.

Come on before those
Indians get up here.

And what about him?

We can't drag him along.

He's included in anything we do.

Well, we did it.

And let's get on
with the rest of it.

Somebody grabbed the horses.

You keep them covered.

That was great, just great.

Now one of you go
back up and get him.

The corral.

All right over there, come on.

Dorothy, Pearla,
go out there and check those tents.

I told you never turn
your back on an Indian.

Outside.

Outside I said.

Not the child.

You can stay here.

Oh, you're darn fool,
you shouldn't be walking alone.

Are you alright?

They rested me good.

Thanks for sitting
up with me all night.

Are you alright?

Oh sure, sure.

Uhm, I think that most
of them rounded up.

But there's one woman.

She's different from the others.

She won't come out.

She's got a baby.

So, I let her stay.

We're better take a look.

Some of these Indian
women are pretty tricky.

Out, get out of there.

Get moving.

This is the one.

That's why clouds cool.

[speaking foreign language]

I told her we wouldn't hurt her.

And I asked her where
the Braves went.

Naturally she won't tell me but
I guess it must be to the Port.

[speaking foreign language]

Give me a rifle.

Let me help you.

There's plenty of rifles
and ammunition here.

Let's get it loaded
on the other wagon.

What are you waiting for?

Come on.
Let's get them unloaded.

Those two palominos,
they can pull the wagon.

Palominos, Pearla, Betty.

Go get those two palominos,
they'll pull the wagon.

Katie, get back on guard.

We have destroyed the village.

But that was easy.

I still think we
must attack the Port.

You will attack the
Port when I say so.

You obey my orders.

All right.

But I'm going to
keep my eye on it.

I saw some whiskey back there.

I like to clean that room.

Oh no you don't,
you tear it open again.

Betty!

I'm coming.

Choose to go with a
fellow stagecoach.

Right, Betty?

How do you know?

Get in the wagon.

Are you ready?

It's a waste of good whiskey.

I feel like a darn fool.

Sitting here being cuddled
by a bunch of women.

Don't be silly.

We all need the thing
after some days.

What did he say?

He's apologizing for
needing looking after.

Isn't that what you were
going to San Francisco for

to find a man who needed you?

He needed you.

What's all this
conversation about now?

I didn't get it.

She's just the
meddling old romantic.

I like that I'd never heard
of it once in my life.

You know Mary Anne.

He's not a bad looking man
when you look at him close.

When I saw him first,
I thought he was ugly.

He is not.

Thank you, ma'am.

You're pretty too.

Say what's your name.

Gus.

Gus.

I just wonder.

Now that you're awake,
how far do you think we are to the Port?

Well, I've been listening
to those wheels turn

and I'd say no
more than 20 miles.

Maybe we want to
move a little faster.

I wouldn't.

Spare those horses.

We might need them
before we get there.

We've got to get that bullet up
the minute we get to the Port.

Well I'll survive anyway.

You know once I had an arrowhead
in me for 14 days walking.

All the time,
I wasn't falling down.

Why do you stay in
this savage country?

I don't know that it is
more savage or other places.

Last time I was in a big
city, Denver I think it was.

I was scared to death.

Yes, there's nothing out here
but killing and fighting.

Only when the angels
rise up and start a war.

But you know, to give them credit a lot
of a tons of life max with drive into far.

Yes but this savages.

But we are savages too.

Seems to me you ladies have done a
lot of killing in the last few days.

We had to.

That's the way they think.

If we could make
friends with them,

this could be a mighty
fine country to live in.

A good place to raise a family.

Oh, are you married?

No. like the other little lady
said I guess I'm too ugly.

She said something about you're going to
San Francisco to get married yourself.

That was a joke.

I don't know what
so in San Francisco.

You wouldn't have to look at
outside this wagon, ma'am.

Look, now you consider driving
to run this the best you can.

Let's get the rifles ready.

Set aside so we can
defend ourselves.

I told you not to
make war on women.

You disobey my orders.

Go.

Let's go.

Indians! Indians!

Prepare for attack.

The white flag.

The troops.

Open the gate!

Apaches not hold guns.

We are prepared to
talk just peace.

Dorothy.

Pearla.

We made it.

We beat them.