Broken Arrow Page #3
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...squeezed through.
Cochise didn't show his ugly face.
Are you sending your mail riders
with the military?
It'd take the Army and Navy.
No eastern mail has gone out
or come in for seven weeks.
The Apaches are shooting
Maybe there's a way to
get your mail through.
A new route?
Could I use this office
every afternoon for a while?
- What for?
- Juan.
Juan, I've got work for you.
I want to hire you for
maybe almost a moon.
I want you to teach me
I want to learn about Apache spirits.
I want to learn about the Apache ways.
Apache in here.
No white man asks to learn
these things. Why do you?
I want to speak to Cochise.
Are you crazy, Tom?
Milt, I'm sick and tired
of being in the middle.
I'm tired of people like Lowrie,
Terry, and you...
...asking my position.
I've been willing to go
into Cochise's territory...
...to look for gold.
I've risked before.
Cochise will not speak
with white men.
We'll send up smoke signals.
He will not come to see you.
No, I want to go and see him.
- To his stronghold?
- That's right.
No white man's seen
Cochise in ten years...
- ...and lived to tell it.
- Once you could talk to him.
Don't try it, Tom.
The ants will eat your eyes.
Like the other day.
Juan, will you teach me?
I want to tell Cochise to
let the mail go through.
Maybe even about peace.
Yes...
...I will teach you, and for this
I will not take any dollars.
But I think it will end bad.
I think Cochise will kill you.
Milt, can we use the office?
It's your eyes.
Good enough. Apache eyes quick.
This says you come in peace.
They will doubt it but it'll
make them want to find out.
You've speak our language well.
You do not yet think
like an Apache...
...but you are close to.
Juan, you've been a good guide.
If I see Cochise...
...what grows from our talks
will be from you too.
...the worst of all signs.
It is not yet too late.
Come back with me.
They will kill you.
I didn't hear the owl, Juan,
but thank you anyway.
Remember then:
...If you see him...
...do not lie to him.
Not in the smallest thing.
His eyes will see into your heart.
I started into the canyons that
led into Cochise's country.
frightened in my life.
For three days I climbed
higher towards...
...the Apache stronghold.
On the third day...
...I was nearing the entrance
to the stronghold.
Juan had told me what to look for.
Cochise had given me
permission to enter.
I kept my hands visible...
...away from my weapons...
...and I tried to look at ease.
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