Brave Eagle

[to frighten Mitchell, Lomax shoots two arrows inches from his head]

Hart:
Where did you learn to shoot a bow and arrow like that?

Lomax:
Sir, had you seen me as King Henry the Fifth, you would not ask. My longbow at Agincourt saved England six nights a week and two matinees. Archery's been a life-long hobby of mine. Now, churl, do we make a deal or does my next arrow land betwixt the others

[a bugle sounds in the distance]

Lomax:
Not the United States Cavalry to the rescue? Just like a bad play!

[after organizing an attack on the gold-stealing renegades]

Brave Eagle:
[to the fat Gusty] You better wait here. You look tired.

Smokey Joe:
He looks tired? I'd hate to see his horse!

Gusty:
Those Loda's aren't like I said at all. They're a miserable bunch!

Morning Star:
But you said...

Gusty:
I know what I said! But I was just tellin' a story, honey. I'm the best story-teller this side of the Mississippi. A story doesn't have to be true, it just has to be good.

[dragging a white boy into camp]

At-Ta-Tu:
Brave Eagle, look what I have caught!

Brave Eagle:
In the name of our people I have signed a treaty which forbids such things. The boy must be returned.

At-Ta-Tu:
No! He is mine! I will keep him according to our ancient ways.

Brave Eagle:
Of some of the old ways, it can only be said they are old, for a wise man grows in wisdom with the seasons and forgets the old ways when new ways are better.