Sometimes I wish I wasn't.
What do you mean, stop it? What do you mean, go to sleep?
I didn't call you one.
then there won't be no argum ent who the clown is, huh?
over what we got to do, you know.
Now, please, Jim, please, just let me go to sleep, will ya?
If you can't sle ep, I can.
it. If you don't want th at, ain't no use in wasting
It's my business to find thi ngs before it finds me.
Just what I found: you
me? How'd you know my na
t. I'm only a corporal, you better ask the lieutenan
You calling us idiots?
You wanna fight, mister? Is that what you want to do?
t. It's the lieutenan
d. Lieutenant Howar
go ahead and round them up yourselves, huh?
and it makes a man nervous.
Would you like me to leave these men to help?
No, the corporal there will be enough, I think.
Good night
Night.
I'll do it myself.
t. All righ
Long as I don't have t o sleep near you two.
Buffalo soldiers.
Move down closer to the fire, we're not gonna bite.
in- If anybody wants to make a noise, I'd wake up
Any questions?
s. My mom was very piou
My mom was very patriotic.
murdering jaspers.
I get along good in the dark.
When do you get out?
Then I have a good spell a ndI get back to being a corporal
Get out of the way, let's watch the fun.
if you know anything about brown skins.
Won't take 'em long that way, will it, lieutenant?
I told you they were itchy, Mr. Yates
I see what you mean.
Attaboy, get 'em!
Yeah, I guess so.
All right, men. Ride out.
Lead out.
me. Hard as bitterro ot most of the ti
nd. He's a fighter, the wrong ki
I wouldn't take this job if you begged.
This way, gentlemen.
What do you want to be, a pig or a brown-skinned Indian?
o? What's Gabe up t
Yeah, I talk good sign, don't I, Grandpa?
Yeehaw.
No sugar, coffee either.
Now go on.
Now, get up and get out of here. Get out of my sight.
Leave him alone, Lardface.
or you won't walk around for a spell.
All I got to do is wait for you to try.
Get up, Dirt.
Gabe, look out
ht. It ain't our fig
ng. QUINCE : He's goi
Hey, come back!
Yes, sir.
Detail, lead on.
Sounds like you think we may never find him.
We might not.
That was one of our best horses.
murder.
Detail, ho.
Listen up, give them a rest.
m up. Man like that, you can't pen hi
o. Anyway, he doesn't think s
m. I almost hope we don't find hi
s! Tighten good
You see? They've picke d up his trail again.
Man up.
that you're under the author ity of the Army.
All right, ride on.
Gabe.
Gabe, this is Yates.
Maybe. Maybe not. What do you say?
No, but that's the way it has to be.
Think you can do that, Mr. Yates?
Just try it.
Yates?
Mr. Yates?
Mr. Yates.
Hold it right there.
Get up.
you. No, I don't trust
And you'll get off free.
Over there.
Move out.
er? You're taking me, rememb
All right, get moving.
You gonna stay awake all night?
No, I'm gonna tie you up good and tight.
court marshal me for.
a? You still don't understa ndI'm trying to help you, do y
Sometimes I don't even trust myself.
Like being ordered around
Look out for yourself.
When you, yourself, look down on Indians?
Like I say of failing.
Me? I don't care about nobody except me.
You'll testify for me?
You'd better tie me up tight
t. If it's the way you want i
die. Maybe this trouble don't deserve to
Over here.
wn. Go ahe ad, sit do
Move your hands, they'll be all right in a minute.
Just point the way to go.
and be out of these hills in a few hours.
Looks like we can make it.
Only one rule.
w. All right, we're even no
You need a little water.
Still need some water, don't ya?
ya. and they'll find
and you'll only be a cou ple of miles from the fort
They'll find ya, and you got plenty of water.
I hope you make it, Gabe.
I got...
Get back.
I gotta get back.
Gotta... get back.
A what?
By a quitter.
Mr. Yates.
Only one rule.
Over there!
Over here!
oo. When we found your dead hors e,we thought he'd killed you t
And he almost did, but...
Not God nor man.
Well, he was mistaken, he believed in something.
They've got a four-day jump on ya.
I'll make it.
Head 'em up.
lin'? ? Rollin', rollin', rol