:10:01
...had no idea to hurt me.
:10:04
I was an honoured guest and
they gave me a treat. Boiled dog.
:10:09
Dog ain't bad, neither.
Greasy, I'll admit,...
:10:12
...but you'd be surprised
how delicate the flavour is,...
:10:16
...especially when you're starving.
:10:19
You see, the Human Beings
adopted me as one of their own.
:10:23
Shadow That Comes In Sight
taught me the bow and arrow...
:10:25
...and how to stalk game.
:10:29
Burns Red In The Sun showed me how
to protect my pale skin from sunburn.
:10:34
It's little known that some Indians,
like Burns Red,...
:10:38
...will sunburn their own selves.
:10:40
But my real teacher was my adopted
grandpa, Old Lodge Skins.
:10:45
He taught me to read a trail, Cheyenne
language and lots of other things.
:10:58
For a boy,
it was a kind of paradise.
:11:02
I wasn't just playing Indian,
I was living Indian.
:11:15
Only one thing bothered me:...
:11:17
...I was small for my years.
In fact, darn near a runt.
:11:21
The Pawnee stole seven ponies.
There's going to be a war party.
:11:25
But you can't go. You're too little
and weak, like a girl.
:11:33
Run away now or I'll kick you.
:11:39
The Indians had never heard of
fist fighting, and it amazed them.
:11:44
How did you do that?
:11:48
I'm sorry, Younger Bear.
I didn't mean to hurt you.
:11:52
The Indian way: never feel sorry
about beating an enemy...
:11:56
...unless, having conquered his body,
you want his spirit as well.