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acknowledges that Pacer is not ready to make the required choice
*This scene shows the degenerate side of whites better than anything else: racism combined with a taste for adultery.
*This scene shows the degenerate side of whites better than anything else: racism combined with a taste for adultery.
The Kiowa chief appears, and Pacer comes out from the walls of his house to hear his demand: join their side of the war, or be killed (along with his mother). Maw counsels rather than give a quick answer to go to the Indian camp and discuss the matter with her relatives there.
The Kiowa chief appears, and Pacer comes out from the walls of his house to hear his demand: join their side of the war, or be killed (along with his mother). Maw counsels rather than give a quick answer to go to the Indian camp and discuss the matter with her relatives there. The chief keeps the conversation light, not coming to the point in public; at the end of the visit, he acknowledges that Pacer is not ready to make the required choice but only repeats his people's viewpoint
:"Do we come out to take '''their''' land? No, they come against '''us''' ... forever taking, forever pushing."
:"Do we come out to take '''their''' land? No, they come against '''us''' ... forever taking, forever pushing."
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