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Apache medicine man.
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Probably on a pilgrimage.
:10:07
The Apaches, they believe in that power.
It's a kind of...
:10:10
...spirit they carry inside them.
:10:15
Sir, Geronimo's just going to come on in
and give himself up?
:10:18
That's what he promised.
:10:21
Chiricahua doesn't give his word much,
but when he does, he keeps it.
:10:24
As long as you keep yours.
:10:34
When the medicine man joined our camp,
I was filled with curiosity.
:10:38
By personal inclination, Lieutenant
Gatewood kept his own counsel.
:10:42
He met questions from an inexperienced
officer with patience and courtesy.
:10:47
What fascinated me most...
:10:49
...was his sympathy and knowledge
of all things pertaining to the Apache.
:10:58
You don't talk to them much, do you?
:11:00
To an Apache, stillness is a pleasure.
:11:03
It's something they're taught
while they're young.
:11:06
Helps someone who may have to
hide and wait.
:11:10
What's he singing about?
:11:12
Trying to locate Geronimo.
:11:16
Says he'Il be here tomorrow.
:11:19
On a white horse.
:11:23
Superstitious, aren't they?
:11:26
$5 says he rides in here on a white horse.
:11:29
Just because the medicine man says so?
:11:32
You've got a bet, Lieutenant.
:11:36
Question?
:11:38
These scouts that we have with us,
they're Apache.
:11:42
Why would they work for the Army?
Fight their own kind?
:11:45
There are lots of different Apache tribes
that don't much like each other.
:11:49
Most of all,
Apache go where the best fight is.
:11:52
It's a morality, once you understand it.
:11:56
All right, l'Il see your $2...