1:05:00
Well, maybe the war's over.
1:05:02
It's been prettly quiet around here, too.
1:05:04
Hasn't even begun. The reservation bucks
are already makin' a legend out of him.
1:05:09
They haven't made a move,
and they won't.
1:05:11
Well, that's only because
he hasn't called 'em out, but he will.
1:05:15
But if he can't be found...
1:05:17
Look, Sieber, headquarters
officially declared this a war.
1:05:21
Now they'd like to officially call it off.
Forget your pride and let 'em.
1:05:24
Well, it takes two to call off a war.
1:05:28
He's got to be in those mountains
somewhere, and now's the time.
1:05:32
Snow's meltin' and even Massai can't
navigate mud without leavin' tracks.
1:05:37
You sound prettly confident.
1:05:39
I've been confident, ever since
he got himself that squaw.
1:05:55
Shall i pack the rest now?
1:05:58
The ground is not yet firm enough.
We leave tomorrow or the next day.
1:06:06
Massai, look!
1:06:11
All the way from Cherokee land.
1:06:13
- It's a sign, Massai.
- Of what? That corn will grow?
1:06:20
But why did it grow here?
And why did we find it now?
1:06:23
I say it speaks words we were meant to
hear again: the words of the Cherokees.
1:06:28
We cannot live on three stalks of corn.
1:06:31
Maybe the hunting will be bettler now.
1:06:33
Maybe they've forgottlen you.
1:06:35
Sieber will never forget me.
1:06:39
Besides, we cannot stay
too long in one place.
1:06:42
Is any place safer than here,
where the corn talks to us?
1:06:45
I hear no words from the corn,
but many from you.
1:06:48
They come too fast for me.
1:06:56
I must hunt with the bow again.
I may not be back tonight.