:04:03
You want us to kill you,
don't you, Massai?
:04:05
Out here in front of
all your bloodthirsty brethren,
:04:08
so they can sing your praises
and start another war in your honour.
:04:15
That'd be a sweet death,
wouldn't it, Massai?
:04:18
A warrior's death.
:04:24
But you're not a warrior any more.
:04:27
You're just a whipped injun,
:04:29
and nobody sings about handcuffs.
:04:34
Take him along, Hondo.
:04:51
"..you will carry out the following orders:
:04:55
inasmuch as Geronimo
has led his warriors
:04:57
off the reservation for the third time,
causing much bloodshed,
:05:01
it is directed by General Niles
that Geronimo and said warriors
:05:04
be transported to Fort Marion, Florida,
:05:07
on this day, April 4th 1886".
:05:23
Why don't you let us die with them?
:05:25
Nobody's going to die.
Florida's not the moon.
:05:28
For an Apache it is the same as dying.
:05:30
Cheer up, Santos.
With Geronimo gone, you'll be chief.
:05:34
Chief!
:05:36
To old men and boys.
:05:38
22, 3...
:05:40
They are thirsty. But they will not
take water from a soldier.
:05:46
All right, Nalinle, go ahead.
:05:51
47...
:05:52
Don't worry, Santos.
:05:55
Maybe she has got her cap set for Massai,
:05:58
but any young buck'd pay a big price
to marry somethin' like that.