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That he is calling for a return
to the war trail.
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It was told by a medicine man...
:31:13
...many more Apache would die
fighting White-Eye.
:31:18
And in the end...
:31:20
...we will win because we will die
free of them.
:31:27
Is the only way for an Apache to be free...
:31:30
...to die?
:31:37
Well, which medicine man is this?
I should talk to him.
:31:41
Find out what he's saying.
:31:45
There are many.
:31:48
Some have the power.
:31:50
Some just talk.
:31:53
He's a warrior.
:31:54
Every bit born in battle.
:31:58
Fighting a lost cause.
:32:00
I'm familiar with the type.
:32:03
My two older brothers and my father
fought for the Army of Northern Virginia.
:32:06
My oldest brother was killed.
:32:09
My father was wounded, crippled.
:32:13
After the war, he took me aside and said,
'You'Il carry the new flag.'
:32:17
Sent me off to the Academy.
:32:20
First of my family
north of the Mason-Dixon line.
:32:24
So, like our friend,
I know what it's like to hate the blue coat.
:32:28
Before the White-Eye came
we had a good life.
:32:35
Now we are forced to stay
on this tiny piece of land.
:32:41
The White-Eye do not understand
the way of the Apache.
:32:47
The medicine man at Cibecue
is called the Dreamer.
:32:53
He says the dead chiefs will rise.
:32:56
He says the Apache
are the true keepers of the land.