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You said l... Why did I not kill myself?
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Why I did not...?
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- Why, I...?
- Go on. Go on, you're doing fine.
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- I can't!
- Well, I sure as hell can.
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She didn't kill herself
because her religion forbids it.
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You know, sometimes it takes more
courage to live than it does to die.
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You'd agree with that,
wouldn't you, major?
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You know, I don't think
any of you folks in this room...
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...have ever been
to a Comanche camp.
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Have you, major?
1:34:32
- Well...
- No. No.
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I have. I usually limit my visits
to three days.
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Three days.
That's about 45 working hours...
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...for a woman in one of those camps.
1:34:42
You know, a Comanche, he don't know
when Sunday comes.
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And cooking's sort of the recreation
for the women, they...
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And then, in their spare time, they
chew the glue out of buffalo hides...
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...so that their man can have
a nice soft pair of moccasins.
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You can judge for yourself
what kind of life it is...
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...by the number of survivors
we brought back.
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- That's right, McCabe only...
- Yeah, but you shut up. You shut up.
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And now some of you are asking...
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...why this young lady
doesn't go back.
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Well, it might be interesting
for you to know...
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...that this afternoon
she asked me to take her back.
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Because she was treated much better
by the Comanches...
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...than she's been treated
by some of you.
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Good going.
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Permission to leave, sir.
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Mrs. Frazer, it was a grand party.
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Hold everything here!
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Hold it! Hold it! What is this?