Nice. They gave me free cigars too
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Catherine Weldon:
I want to speak to him. Chaska:
So, speak to him. He speaks English well enough. When he wants to. Catherine Weldon:
[to Sitting Bull]
Excuse me. I have traveled many miles from the east... [clumsily pantomimes] Catherine Weldon:
across many... rivers and hills... for the honor of speaking with you. Sitting Bull:
You got a train from New York, right? Did you get a Pullman? Catherine Weldon:
[chagrined]
Yes. Sitting Bull:
Nice. They gave me free cigars too
I want to speak to him. Chaska:
So, speak to him. He speaks English well enough. When he wants to. Catherine Weldon:
[to Sitting Bull]
Excuse me. I have traveled many miles from the east... [clumsily pantomimes] Catherine Weldon:
across many... rivers and hills... for the honor of speaking with you. Sitting Bull:
You got a train from New York, right? Did you get a Pullman? Catherine Weldon:
[chagrined]
Yes. Sitting Bull:
Nice. They gave me free cigars too
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I want to speak to him
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So speak to him He speaks English well enough
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When he wants to
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Excuse me
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I have traveled many miles from the east
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across many
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Rivers and hills
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for the honor of speaking with you
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You got a train from New York right
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Did you get a Pullman
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Yes Nice
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They gave me free cigars too
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Movie Summary
Catherine Weldon, a portrait painter from 1890s Brooklyn, travels to Dakota to paint a portrait of Sitting Bull and becomes embroiled in the Lakota peoples' struggle over the rights to their land.
