A Warrior's Heart

Brooklyn:
It's funny what you notice the first time you see someone - confidence, a nice smile, a little connection. What you don't see, what's impossible to know at first glance, is everything else... at least everything that counts.

[opening lines]

Brooklyn:
[narration] This is a story about the guy I fell for, but to really understand why, you have to know a little bit about the game he loves. The game's been played by Native Americans for centuries. It requires speed and agility, teamwork, strategy, and a bit of violence. You may know it as lacrosse, but Native Americans know it as baaga'adowe - the little brother of war. Their matches took days and were played over miles of terrain. The winners got land, wives, and sometimes glory. There's a lot that's different about the game now, but the thing a player needs most hasn't changed at all - and if you find someone who has it, I'd tell you to never let go.

[Movie title appears:
"A Warrior's Heart"]

Conor Sullivan:
So where we goin'?

Sgt. Major Duke Wayne:
The Six Nations Work Camp. It's where we send all the reservation kids who can't get their life together - kids like you.

Seamus 'Sully' Sullivan:
Can't a guy just slip away from the war without his family thinking something's up?

Keegan Sullivan:
No.

Dupree:
[in the locker room] Can I help you?

Conor Sullivan:
Thanks, but I'm pretty good at dressing myself.

Dupree:
No. Varsity only here. Scrubs dress in there.

Conor Sullivan:
So, you're what passes as varsity around here?

Seamus 'Sully' Sullivan:
Never put yourself above the game.

Sgt. Major Duke Wayne:
[in the open as a downpour begins] You need to build a shelter if you plan on getting some sleep.