McLintock!
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to this place called Fort Sill,
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you will feed us
and care for us.

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Let us tell you this:
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lt is a Comanche law
that no chief ever eats...

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unless first he sees that
the pots are full of meat...

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in the lodges of
the widows and orphans.

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lt is the Comanche way of life.
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This that the White Man
calls charity...

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is a fine thing
for widows and orphans,

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but no warrior can accept it,
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for if he does,
he is no longer a man...

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and when he is no longer a man,
he is nothing...

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and better off dead.
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You say to the Comanche,
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"You are widows and orphans.
You are not men."

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And we the Comanches say
we would rather be dead.

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lt will not be a remembered
fight when you kill us,

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because we are few now
and have few weapons,

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but we will fight,
and we will die Comanche.

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Thank you, Big McLintock.
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Am l to gather
the Comanche defy...

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the government
of the United States?

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Yes, you may gather
that the Comanche defy...

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the United States government...
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or at least this commission.
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HUMPHREYS: Gentlemen.
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(Men whispering)
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lt is the order of this court...
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that these chiefs be
incarcerated until such time...

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as the detachment
of United States cavalry...

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be made available to escort
them and the Comanche nation...

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to Fort Sill.
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This court is adjourned.
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PUMA: McLintock,
you are important chief...

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amongst these white people.
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Sway them.
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Have them give us few guns
to make the fight worthwhile.

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Let us have one last remembered
fight for end of Comanche.

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l almost wish
l could arrange that, Puma.

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(G.W. and Puma
speaking Comanche)

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Sergeant!

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