The Black Dakotas Page #3
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- 1954
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Mike, you can't let her see this.
Get her out of here.
Ruthie, you'd better
come along with me.
Mike, you didn't do anything?
He tried his best. There
- (DISDAINFULLY) Judge Baker.
He gave your father
a fair trial.
Yes, I can see how fair it was.
Right here in the
middle of the street.
Why, it's no better than murder.
Murderers, that's what
you all are. Murderers!
If this is the way
then I hate the North.
South enough to die for it,
then I love it, too.
Don't you want to
sentence me, Judge Baker?
Why don't you put a rope
around my neck, too?
That's enough, Ruth.
You've got to get...
Mike, get her out of here now.
Come on.
You men responsible for murdering
my father will pay for it.
What are we waiting for?
Let's hang the dirty spy!
(ALL AGREEING)
You can stop this hanging.
You can tell 'em it's a matter
for the Federal government.
I can't interfere.
Do you have anything
you want to say?
I do not regret anything
that I've done.
Except that I've brought
unhappiness on my daughter.
She knew nothing
of my activities
for the South, that I swear.
(ALL SHOUTING)
(ALL CHEERING)
Oh, Mike, how could they?
How could they?
on both sides, honey.
We'll go away from this town,
where you can forget about
what happened today.
No, I won't.
I won't give them
that satisfaction.
Ruth, you can't stay here now.
I will.
They're not going to
drive me away.
You'll never be able
to stay around here
after what happened today.
Look, you know what
line somewhere else.
But, Mike, you mustn't
leave your business here.
Then you're not going to
fight this town alone.
What do you mean?
It's going to be
you and me, honey,
against the whole world,
from now on.
Oh, yes, Mike.
Always. Always.
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
I'd like a word with you, Mike.
and done around here today?
Now, now, Mike, that was
a very sorrowful affair,
but one we couldn't help.
I know you're close to the family,
but the tragedies of war...
Do I have permission
of the Court
to give Mr. Lawrence
a decent burial?
I will personally see to it that his
body is adequately taken care of.
More than adequately.
we promised to do for him,
with respect to the Indians.
Won't tomorrow do?
I'd like to see War Cloud
as soon as possible.
I consider it very important
that we lend Mr. Paige
every assistance.
We never know when those savages
might break loose and turn on us.
All right, if you insist.
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