Fort Yuma Page #2
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and that's never
to trust an Apache.
Well, I never have and I never
will, treaty or no treaty.
You got a good record, Lieutenant,
militarily speaking.
You're a good soldier, fought well,
but there's another side to you,
I have never known a man who hated
Indians any harder than you do.
You're the only officer on the post,
that never took a prisoner.
You've got more Apaches killed
than the whole company of men.
- Where is Jonas?
- I sent him back to his own unit.
What? What?!
You counter ended an order of mine!?
If you ever dare to do that again,
I will court-martial you.
Now find Jonas.
Bring him here.
Yes, sir.
Come in... Both of you.
Shut the door.
You know each other,
you soldiered together.
Two men from entirely different
worlds. Yet both Americans.
For 15 years I've been trying to bring peace
between the peoples of your two worlds.
In the final analysis, I guess
it depends on the individual.
Now you two will go to Fort Yuma!
And if there's any trouble,
I'll hang you both.
Come in...
I didn't mean to intrude you, Gen. Crook.
I just wanted to say good night.
You haven't Miss Crown, just some
army business, it's over and done with.
Oh, this is Lieutenant Ben
Keegan. Miss Melanie Crown.
- How do you do, Lieutenant.
- How do you do?
Lieutenant Keegan will command
the column to Fort Yuma.
- I see.
- Miss Crown will travel with you
she' going to the fort to establish
a school for the children.
Miss Crown is a missionary.
My pleasure, Sister.
Thank you, brother.
- I haven't met this gentleman.
- Forgive me, this is Sergeant Jonas Arabia,
Lieutenant Keegan's scout.
I'm pleased to know you.
Gracias.
Well, I will not interrupt you any longer
Gen. Crook. Thank you for the lovely party.
- Good night.
- Good night.
Good night.
Well, I still have guests.
Remember what I told you, both.
I've been waiting for you.
What are you doing here?
Did anyone see you come in?
No one.
You should know better than to come here.
- You're leaving tomorrow.
- That's right.
How do you know?
Jonas told me.
He says he's going with you.
Yeah, he's going with me.
Your brother is very fond of me.
Didn't you notice he never let me
out of his sight for very long.
be around, just in case.
In case of what?
Oh, in case my horse stumbles
and I break my neck.
In case a rattler gets a lucky bite.
Even a sunstroke would satisfy him.
Why should he want that?
What do you think?
Jonas can not change
what I feel for you.
That's is what goes against
Or maybe it's just as
long as I'm leaving.
I'm going with you.
What did you say?
I shall be with you.
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