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Old Priest:
[indicating his scars]
The savages did this to me. Father Laforgue:
The indians? Why? Old Priest:
They are uncivilized, just as the English or Germans were before we came to them. I will be returning next month. Father Laforgue:
To New France? Old Priest:
The savages live in outer darkness. We must convert them. What more glorious task than that?
[indicating his scars]
The savages did this to me. Father Laforgue:
The indians? Why? Old Priest:
They are uncivilized, just as the English or Germans were before we came to them. I will be returning next month. Father Laforgue:
To New France? Old Priest:
The savages live in outer darkness. We must convert them. What more glorious task than that?
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The savages did this to me
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Indians But why
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They are uncivilized
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just as the English or the Germans were
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before we took our faith to them
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In a few weeks
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I will be returning
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Returning to New France
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The savages live in total darkness
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We must convert them
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What more glorious task than that Paul
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Movie Summary
In the 17th century, a Jesuit missionary nicknamed Black Robe by the natives and his small party of companions try reaching the Huron tribe in Canada all while facing mistrust, Iroquois warring parties and harsh winter conditions.
