:51:01
This is a lower rank?
:51:05
a middle rank
:51:08
Then who was the General?
:51:15
Don't you have a rebellion to lead?
:51:17
People in your country do not like conversation?
:51:21
He was a Lieutenant-Colonel.
:51:24
His name is Custer.
:51:26
I know this name.
:51:28
He killed many warriors.
:51:30
Aye. Many warriors.
:51:32
So he was a good General.
:51:34
No, he wasn't a good General,
he was arrogant, foolhardy.
:51:37
and he got massacred because
he took a single battallion...
:51:41
...against 2,000 angry indians.
:51:43
2,000 indians?
How many men for Custer?
:51:47
- 200.
- I like this General Custer.
:51:53
He was a murderer,
who fell in love with his own legend.
:51:57
and his troops died for it.
:51:59
I think this is a very good death.
:52:01
Oh, maybe you can
have one just like it someday.
:52:04
If it is my destiny.
:52:07
What you want from me?
:52:08
What do you want for yourself?
:52:12
What are you doing?
:52:14
Why we have these conversations?
:52:16
What the hell am I doing here?
:52:24
In spring, the snow will melt
and passage will open.
:52:31
Until that time, you are here.
:52:36
Good day, Captain.
:52:59
1876... day unknown, month unknown.