WEBVTT FILE 1 00:04:46.286 --> 00:04:48.411 Chingachgook. How are you? 2 00:04:50.499 --> 00:04:53.304 The Master of Life is good, John. 3 00:04:54.169 --> 00:04:55.987 Another year passed. 4 00:04:56.087 --> 00:04:57.155 How is it with you? 5 00:04:57.255 --> 00:04:59.474 Getting along. Yes, I am. 6 00:05:02.761 --> 00:05:04.761 Nathaniel. 7 00:05:05.680 --> 00:05:08.125 Hello, John. Cleared another quarter, I see. 8 00:05:08.225 --> 00:05:10.225 Yes, I did. 9 00:05:11.937 --> 00:05:13.755 Alexandra. Welcome. 10 00:05:13.855 --> 00:05:15.006 Jack, how are you? 11 00:05:15.106 --> 00:05:16.258 Hallo, Nathaniel. 12 00:05:16.358 --> 00:05:18.760 How've you been? Good. Thank you. 13 00:05:18.860 --> 00:05:20.637 Where you boys been trapping? 14 00:05:20.737 --> 00:05:22.739 West of the Cuyahoga. 15 00:05:23.615 --> 00:05:25.615 Why is Uncas with you? 16 00:05:25.826 --> 00:05:29.604 He should have settled with a woman, started a family by now. 17 00:05:29.704 --> 00:05:33.083 Hey. Hey. Hey, Uncas, look. 18 00:05:33.834 --> 00:05:37.696 Mohawk field we saw was five mile long on the river. 19 00:05:37.796 --> 00:05:38.822 Chief Joseph Brandt's field. 20 00:05:38.922 --> 00:05:39.865 You take much fur? 21 00:05:39.965 --> 00:05:40.991 That we did. Lots. 22 00:05:41.091 --> 00:05:42.701 The Horicon's near trapped-out now. 23 00:05:42.801 --> 00:05:44.161 Where are you trading your skins? Castleton? 24 00:05:44.261 --> 00:05:45.245 No. Schuylerville. 25 00:05:45.345 --> 00:05:47.330 Schuylerville, with the Dutch, for silver. 26 00:05:47.430 --> 00:05:51.935 French and English want to pay with wampum and brandy. 27 00:05:53.770 --> 00:05:56.590 So what is it, Jack? What brings you here? 28 00:05:56.690 --> 00:05:59.342 French and Indian army are heading south out of Fort Carillon... 29 00:05:59.442 --> 00:06:00.969 ...to war against the British. 30 00:06:01.069 --> 00:06:06.509 I'm helping to raise New York's militia to fill the Crown's levy. 31 00:06:08.159 --> 00:06:10.896 And the people here are gonna join in that fight? 32 00:06:10.996 --> 00:06:13.815 We'll see in the morning. Where're you boys heading? 33 00:06:13.915 --> 00:06:17.694 We'll trap over the fall. Winter in Can-tuck-ee. 34 00:06:17.794 --> 00:06:19.654 Find a Delaware-speaking woman for Uncas. 35 00:06:19.754 --> 00:06:23.366 She will say, 'You are the one.' Bear him many children. 36 00:06:23.466 --> 00:06:25.702 Then you can have a boy like me. 37 00:06:25.802 --> 00:06:28.271 Never. You are too strong. 38 00:06:28.346 --> 00:06:29.831 Turn me old too fast. 39 00:06:29.931 --> 00:06:32.906 That's what he's doing to his mama. 40 00:06:48.742 --> 00:06:52.482 John Cameron, thank you for your hospitality. 41 00:06:53.496 --> 00:06:55.941 Mohawk traded furs with les français. 42 00:06:56.041 --> 00:06:58.735 We got no quarrel with les français. 43 00:06:58.835 --> 00:07:04.190 Now les français bring Huron, Ottawa, Abenaki onto Mohawk land. 44 00:07:04.257 --> 00:07:08.082 Now Mohawk will fight les français and Huron. 45 00:07:08.094 --> 00:07:11.331 I speak for the Twin Rivers Mohawk of the Six Nations. 46 00:07:11.431 --> 00:07:15.252 His Majesty, King George II, is very grateful for your support. 47 00:07:15.352 --> 00:07:16.628 How far up the valley? 48 00:07:16.728 --> 00:07:18.004 Up to Fort William Henry. 49 00:07:18.104 --> 00:07:19.881 That's two nights and a bit from here. 50 00:07:19.981 --> 00:07:22.259 Should be enough to remind you all that France is our enemy. 51 00:07:22.359 --> 00:07:24.359 France is your enemy. 52 00:07:24.861 --> 00:07:26.263 What did you say? 53 00:07:26.363 --> 00:07:29.099 While we're at your fort, what if the French attack our homes? 54 00:07:29.199 --> 00:07:30.392 What then, Lieutenant? 55 00:07:30.492 --> 00:07:33.722 For your homes, for King, for country. 56 00:07:33.787 --> 00:07:36.189 That's why you men ought to join this fight. 57 00:07:36.289 --> 00:07:38.275 You do what you want with your own scalp. 58 00:07:38.375 --> 00:07:40.694 Do not be telling us what we ought to do with ours. 59 00:07:40.794 --> 00:07:44.948 You call yourself a patriot? A loyal subject to the Crown? 60 00:07:45.048 --> 00:07:48.703 I do not call myself subject to much at all. 61 00:07:51.221 --> 00:07:54.749 I agree with some of what Nathaniel and John say, 62 00:07:54.849 --> 00:07:57.377 but I believe England's still our sovereign. 63 00:07:57.477 --> 00:07:58.545 I'll go. 64 00:07:58.645 --> 00:07:59.629 We will go to fight the French. 65 00:07:59.729 --> 00:08:00.964 My brother and I will volunteer up. 66 00:08:01.064 --> 00:08:03.487 I'll fight with you, Jack. 67 00:08:03.566 --> 00:08:05.566 I'm staying on my farm. 68 00:08:06.069 --> 00:08:07.888 Any man who goes, his family's welcome... 69 00:08:07.988 --> 00:08:09.723 ...to fort up with us till he comes back. 70 00:08:09.823 --> 00:08:11.600 Boys, my sense of it is... 71 00:08:11.700 --> 00:08:14.811 ...we have enough here to fill the county levy, 72 00:08:14.911 --> 00:08:17.063 and it's a fight we ought to make. 73 00:08:17.163 --> 00:08:20.942 But first we got to get terms from General Webb. 74 00:08:21.042 --> 00:08:23.252 Where are you meeting him? 75 00:08:23.545 --> 00:08:25.545 We'll go to Albany. 76 00:09:45.043 --> 00:09:46.528 Attention. 77 00:09:46.628 --> 00:09:49.406 We speak for the men, not command them. 78 00:09:49.506 --> 00:09:52.075 If they're not allowed leave to defend their farms and families... 79 00:09:52.175 --> 00:09:53.702 ...if the French attack the settlements, 80 00:09:53.802 --> 00:09:56.329 than no colonial militia is going to Fort William Henry. 81 00:09:56.429 --> 00:09:58.498 They will report or be pressed into service. 82 00:09:58.598 --> 00:09:59.749 Any of the boys worth having... 83 00:09:59.849 --> 00:10:01.334 ...can disappear into the forest. They will be found. 84 00:10:01.434 --> 00:10:02.460 And where does that leave you then? 85 00:10:02.560 --> 00:10:04.129 Those men will be found, arrested... 86 00:10:04.229 --> 00:10:07.424 I cannot imagine His Majesty, in his benevolence, 87 00:10:07.524 --> 00:10:11.594 would ever object to his loyal American subjects... 88 00:10:11.694 --> 00:10:14.764 ...defending their hearth and home, their women and children. 89 00:10:14.864 --> 00:10:16.266 Does that mean they will be granted leave... 90 00:10:16.366 --> 00:10:19.894 ...to defend their homes if the settlements are attacked? 91 00:10:19.994 --> 00:10:21.994 Of course. 92 00:10:24.999 --> 00:10:27.110 You got yourself a colonial militia, General. 93 00:10:27.210 --> 00:10:29.210 It is what we wanted. 94 00:10:33.591 --> 00:10:35.493 Major Duncan Hayward reporting, sir, 95 00:10:35.593 --> 00:10:38.747 en route to Fort William Henry and bearing dispatches. 96 00:10:38.847 --> 00:10:40.165 Safe journey, I trust? 97 00:10:40.265 --> 00:10:42.167 Yes, and I didn't experience anything... 98 00:10:42.267 --> 00:10:44.127 ...so surprising from Bristol to Albany... 99 00:10:44.227 --> 00:10:46.087 ...as that that I witnessed here today. 100 00:10:46.187 --> 00:10:48.187 And what was that? 101 00:10:48.231 --> 00:10:51.801 The Crown negotiating the terms of service. 102 00:10:52.110 --> 00:10:53.303 I know. 103 00:10:53.403 --> 00:10:56.264 One has to reason with these colonials to get them to do anything. 104 00:10:56.364 --> 00:10:59.267 Tiring, isn't it? But that's the lay of the land. 105 00:10:59.367 --> 00:11:04.212 I thought British policy is 'Make the world England,' sir. 106 00:11:14.257 --> 00:11:17.077 I see you're to serve with the 35th Regiment of Foot... 107 00:11:17.177 --> 00:11:21.023 ...at Fort William Henry under Colonel Munro. 108 00:11:22.724 --> 00:11:26.124 I'll be marching the 60th to Fort Edward. 109 00:11:29.189 --> 00:11:33.035 Explain to the Major, he has little to fear... 110 00:11:33.109 --> 00:11:37.514 ...from this General Marquis de Montcalm in the first place, 111 00:11:37.614 --> 00:11:41.059 and therefore scent need of a colonial militia in the second, 112 00:11:41.159 --> 00:11:44.854 because the French haven't the nature for war. 113 00:11:44.954 --> 00:11:47.707 Their Latinate voluptuousness... 114 00:11:47.790 --> 00:11:51.319 ...combines with their Gallic laziness. And the result is, 115 00:11:51.419 --> 00:11:56.434 they'd rather eat and make love with their faces than fight. 116 00:11:56.633 --> 00:11:58.535 Might I inquire if General Webb has heard... 117 00:11:58.635 --> 00:11:59.869 ...from Colonel Munro's daughters? 118 00:11:59.969 --> 00:12:04.040 I was to rendezvous with them in Albany and escort them to the fort, sir. 119 00:12:04.140 --> 00:12:07.200 You there, what does Munro call you? 120 00:12:07.560 --> 00:12:12.090 The Scotsman has sent you one of his Mohawk allies to guide you. 121 00:12:12.190 --> 00:12:14.190 Magua. 122 00:12:14.484 --> 00:12:18.638 The Scotsman's daughters are at the Poltroon's house. 123 00:12:18.738 --> 00:12:21.850 A company of the 60th will accompany you, 124 00:12:21.950 --> 00:12:24.670 and Magua will show you the way. 125 00:12:25.703 --> 00:12:31.143 Dawn. At the encampment, 6:00 a.m. sharp. See to it you're there. 126 00:12:42.136 --> 00:12:44.431 I'll take him for you, sir. 127 00:12:49.352 --> 00:12:51.352 Cora. 128 00:12:51.854 --> 00:12:53.854 Duncan. 129 00:12:54.482 --> 00:12:55.758 How long have you been in Albany? 130 00:12:55.858 --> 00:12:57.302 For days and days. 131 00:12:57.402 --> 00:12:58.428 And yourself? 132 00:12:58.528 --> 00:13:00.528 Just arrived. 133 00:13:01.155 --> 00:13:03.535 By God, it's good to see you. 134 00:13:15.878 --> 00:13:18.683 I don't know what to say, Duncan. 135 00:13:24.220 --> 00:13:28.130 I truly wish they did, but my feelings don't... 136 00:13:28.933 --> 00:13:31.228 Don't go beyond friendship. 137 00:13:34.314 --> 00:13:36.314 Don't you see? 138 00:13:38.067 --> 00:13:39.511 Respect and friendship. 139 00:13:39.611 --> 00:13:44.098 Isn't that a reasonable basis for a man and a woman to be married 140 00:13:44.198 --> 00:13:46.748 And all else may grow in time? 141 00:13:47.118 --> 00:13:48.394 Some say that's the way of it. 142 00:13:48.494 --> 00:13:49.687 Some? 143 00:13:49.787 --> 00:13:51.189 Cousin Eugenia, my father... 144 00:13:51.289 --> 00:13:53.066 Well, then, Cora. 145 00:13:53.166 --> 00:13:55.610 In my heart I know, once we're joined, 146 00:13:55.710 --> 00:13:59.072 we'll be the most marvelous couple in London. 147 00:13:59.172 --> 00:14:01.172 I'm certain of that. 148 00:14:01.674 --> 00:14:04.577 So why not let those whom you trust, your father, 149 00:14:04.677 --> 00:14:07.121 help settle what's best for you? 150 00:14:07.221 --> 00:14:10.750 In view of your indecision, you should rely on their judgment. 151 00:14:10.850 --> 00:14:12.850 And mine. 152 00:14:14.687 --> 00:14:16.687 Will you consider that? 153 00:14:22.779 --> 00:14:24.779 Please consider that. 154 00:14:28.242 --> 00:14:30.242 Yes. 155 00:14:31.454 --> 00:14:33.189 Yes, I will. 156 00:14:33.289 --> 00:14:35.289 Duncan. 157 00:14:35.500 --> 00:14:38.003 By God, you've grown up. 158 00:14:38.669 --> 00:14:39.821 We leave in the morning? 159 00:14:39.921 --> 00:14:40.989 Yes, miss. 160 00:14:41.089 --> 00:14:42.532 I shan't sleep tonight. 161 00:14:42.632 --> 00:14:46.372 What an adventure. Have you seen the red men? 162 00:14:46.969 --> 00:14:48.162 A few. 163 00:14:48.262 --> 00:14:51.165 I absolutely cannot wait to return to Portman Square, 164 00:14:51.265 --> 00:14:52.917 having been to the wilderness. 165 00:14:53.017 --> 00:14:55.057 It's so exciting, Duncan. 166 00:15:48.322 --> 00:15:49.640 Alice? 167 00:15:49.740 --> 00:15:50.767 Can we rest soon? 168 00:15:50.867 --> 00:15:52.867 Absolutely. 169 00:15:55.037 --> 00:15:57.037 You, there. 170 00:15:57.999 --> 00:16:02.300 Scout, we must stop soon. Women are tired. 171 00:16:02.378 --> 00:16:06.407 Not here. Two leagues. Better water. We stop there. 172 00:16:06.507 --> 00:16:08.076 No, stop in the glade just ahead. 173 00:16:08.176 --> 00:16:13.446 When the ladies are rested, we will proceed. Do you understand? 174 00:16:19.562 --> 00:16:21.857 Excuse me. What did you say? 175 00:16:22.482 --> 00:16:26.407 Magua said, understand English very well. 176 00:18:21.350 --> 00:18:23.350 Hold tight. Come on. 177 00:18:23.603 --> 00:18:25.605 Right. To the right. 178 00:18:31.193 --> 00:18:35.243 Prepare your firearms. As three ranks. 179 00:18:35.990 --> 00:18:37.600 Make ready. 180 00:18:37.700 --> 00:18:39.700 Make ready. 181 00:18:42.038 --> 00:18:46.418 First and second rank, present. 182 00:18:47.668 --> 00:18:49.668 Fire. 183 00:20:45.995 --> 00:20:47.995 No, Duncan. 184 00:20:48.789 --> 00:20:53.039 In case your aim's any better than your judgment. 185 00:21:08.059 --> 00:21:10.211 Your wounded should try walking on back to Albany. 186 00:21:10.311 --> 00:21:13.286 They'll never make a passage north. 187 00:21:14.023 --> 00:21:16.592 Stop it. Stop it. We need them to get out. 188 00:21:16.692 --> 00:21:18.261 Why's he loosing the horses? 189 00:21:18.361 --> 00:21:19.929 Why don't you ask him? 190 00:21:20.029 --> 00:21:23.854 Too easy to track. They'll be heard for miles. 191 00:21:25.534 --> 00:21:28.594 We were headed to Fort William Henry. 192 00:21:37.755 --> 00:21:40.645 We'll take you as far as the fort. 193 00:21:42.009 --> 00:21:44.644 We're walking out of here fast. 194 00:21:52.103 --> 00:21:58.138 Unless all of you'd rather wait for the next Huron war party to come by. 195 00:23:11.140 --> 00:23:13.334 Scout, I'd like to thank you for your help. 196 00:23:13.434 --> 00:23:14.919 How much further is it? 197 00:23:15.019 --> 00:23:16.587 Night and a bit. 198 00:23:16.687 --> 00:23:18.756 Appears we're well away from them. 199 00:23:18.856 --> 00:23:21.325 Maybe. Maybe they ain't alone. 200 00:23:22.443 --> 00:23:23.719 That Huron captain back there... 201 00:23:23.819 --> 00:23:25.429 The guide? He's a Mohawk. 202 00:23:25.529 --> 00:23:27.657 No Mohawk. He's Huron. 203 00:23:27.740 --> 00:23:30.184 What reason did he have to murder the girl? 204 00:23:30.284 --> 00:23:31.852 What? 205 00:23:31.952 --> 00:23:33.229 The dark-haired one. 206 00:23:33.329 --> 00:23:35.624 Miss Cora Munro? Murder her? 207 00:23:36.373 --> 00:23:39.777 He never set eyes on her before today. She's only been here a week. 208 00:23:39.877 --> 00:23:42.029 Blood vengeance? A reproach or insult? 209 00:23:42.129 --> 00:23:44.129 Of course not. 210 00:23:44.506 --> 00:23:46.784 How is it you were so nearby? 211 00:23:46.884 --> 00:23:49.411 Came across the war party. Tracked them. 212 00:23:49.511 --> 00:23:51.747 Then you're assigned to Fort William Henry? 213 00:23:51.847 --> 00:23:53.374 No. 214 00:23:53.474 --> 00:23:55.474 Fort Edward then? 215 00:23:55.851 --> 00:23:58.231 Heading west to Can-tuck-ee. 216 00:23:58.604 --> 00:24:02.769 There is a war on. How is it you are heading west? 217 00:24:04.360 --> 00:24:06.429 Well, we kind of face to the north, 218 00:24:06.529 --> 00:24:09.249 and real sudden-like, turn left. 219 00:24:09.657 --> 00:24:13.144 I thought all our colonial scouts were in the militia. 220 00:24:13.244 --> 00:24:15.479 The militia is fighting the French in the north. 221 00:24:15.579 --> 00:24:20.339 I ain't your scout. And we sure ain't in no damn militia. 222 00:26:32.633 --> 00:26:34.633 Ottawa, two français. 223 00:26:34.718 --> 00:26:36.718 What did you say? 224 00:26:38.097 --> 00:26:39.957 Mirrors, 225 00:26:40.057 --> 00:26:43.527 tools, the clothes. 226 00:26:44.311 --> 00:26:46.311 Everything was inside. 227 00:26:46.563 --> 00:26:48.340 They didn't take anything. 228 00:26:48.440 --> 00:26:50.440 And moving fast. 229 00:26:51.527 --> 00:26:53.527 And a war party. 230 00:26:54.696 --> 00:26:56.696 Let us look after them. 231 00:26:58.909 --> 00:27:00.477 Leave them. 232 00:27:00.577 --> 00:27:02.688 Whoever they are, though they're strangers, 233 00:27:02.788 --> 00:27:05.274 they're at least entitled to a Christian burial. 234 00:27:05.374 --> 00:27:06.442 They can't be left behind. 235 00:27:06.542 --> 00:27:07.568 Let us go, miss. 236 00:27:07.668 --> 00:27:10.946 I will not. I've seen the face of war before, sir, 237 00:27:11.046 --> 00:27:13.657 but I've not seen war made upon women and children. 238 00:27:13.757 --> 00:27:17.157 And almost as cruel is your indifference. 239 00:27:28.564 --> 00:27:30.564 Miss Munro, 240 00:27:31.024 --> 00:27:33.024 they're not strangers. 241 00:27:36.113 --> 00:27:38.323 And they stay as they lay. 242 00:28:34.046 --> 00:28:36.657 Why didn't you bury those people? 243 00:28:36.757 --> 00:28:42.707 Anyone looking for our trail would see it as a sign we passed that way. 244 00:28:45.015 --> 00:28:47.015 You knew them well? 245 00:28:55.776 --> 00:28:59.856 You were acting for our benefit, and I apologize. 246 00:28:59.947 --> 00:29:01.947 I misunderstood you. 247 00:29:02.282 --> 00:29:04.662 Well, that's to be expected. 248 00:29:05.494 --> 00:29:06.729 My father warned me about... 249 00:29:06.829 --> 00:29:08.829 Your father? 250 00:29:08.830 --> 00:29:11.692 Chingachgook. He warned me about people like you. 251 00:29:11.792 --> 00:29:13.792 Oh, he did? 252 00:29:13.835 --> 00:29:17.320 He said, 'Do not try to understand them.' 253 00:29:18.632 --> 00:29:22.369 Yes. And, 'Do not try to make them understand you. 254 00:29:22.469 --> 00:29:27.399 'That is because they are a breed apart and make no sense.' 255 00:30:31.997 --> 00:30:33.565 Why did they turn back? 256 00:30:33.665 --> 00:30:35.665 Burial ground. 257 00:30:43.967 --> 00:30:46.602 'Breed apart. We make no sense?' 258 00:30:47.471 --> 00:30:50.332 In your particular case, miss, I'd make allowance. 259 00:30:50.432 --> 00:30:52.432 Thank you so much. 260 00:30:59.149 --> 00:31:01.359 Where is your real family? 261 00:31:03.195 --> 00:31:06.056 They buried my ma and pa and my sisters. 262 00:31:06.156 --> 00:31:08.016 Chingachgook found me with two French trappers, 263 00:31:08.116 --> 00:31:10.156 raised me up as his own. 264 00:31:11.328 --> 00:31:13.063 I'm sorry. 265 00:31:13.163 --> 00:31:16.733 I do not remember. I wasn't but one or two. 266 00:31:17.376 --> 00:31:19.586 How did you learn English? 267 00:31:20.295 --> 00:31:26.245 My father sent Uncas and I to Reverend Wheelock's school when I was 10. 268 00:31:29.888 --> 00:31:34.478 Why were those people living in this defenseless place? 269 00:31:38.105 --> 00:31:39.464 After seven years indentured service... 270 00:31:39.564 --> 00:31:40.882 ...in Virginia, they headed out here... 271 00:31:40.982 --> 00:31:45.012 'cause the frontier's the only land available to poor people. 272 00:31:45.112 --> 00:31:48.087 Out here, they're beholden to none. 273 00:31:48.323 --> 00:31:50.873 Not living by another's leave. 274 00:31:55.455 --> 00:31:57.455 The name was Cameron. 275 00:31:59.167 --> 00:32:01.462 John and Alexandra Cameron. 276 00:32:27.070 --> 00:32:30.349 My father's people say that at the birth of the sun, 277 00:32:30.449 --> 00:32:34.444 and of his brother, the moon, their mother died. 278 00:32:34.870 --> 00:32:36.730 So the sun gave to the earth her body, 279 00:32:36.830 --> 00:32:39.720 from which was to spring all life. 280 00:32:40.292 --> 00:32:43.947 And he drew forth from her breast the stars. 281 00:32:44.379 --> 00:32:49.819 The stars, he threw into the night sky to remind him of her soul. 282 00:32:54.890 --> 00:32:57.780 So there's the Camerons' monument. 283 00:33:00.896 --> 00:33:02.896 My folks' too, I guess. 284 00:33:15.410 --> 00:33:17.410 You are right, Mr. Poe. 285 00:33:18.413 --> 00:33:21.400 We do not understand what is happening here. 286 00:33:21.500 --> 00:33:23.443 And it's not as I imagined it would be, 287 00:33:23.543 --> 00:33:25.821 thinking of it in Boston and London. 288 00:33:25.921 --> 00:33:26.988 Sorry to disappoint you. 289 00:33:27.088 --> 00:33:29.088 No, on the contrary. 290 00:33:29.508 --> 00:33:32.908 It is more deeply stirring to my blood... 291 00:33:35.180 --> 00:33:39.090 ...than any imagining could possibly have been. 292 00:34:18.890 --> 00:34:22.970 Top of the next ridge. The fort's downhill of it. 293 00:34:23.812 --> 00:34:27.174 The men of the regiment will fetch water from the lake, 294 00:34:27.274 --> 00:34:31.439 build fires, and provide every comfort and desire. 295 00:34:33.655 --> 00:34:35.865 I cannot wait to see Papa. 296 00:36:40.699 --> 00:36:42.699 Fire. 297 00:37:06.391 --> 00:37:09.486 Prepare. Point. Fire. 298 00:38:38.566 --> 00:38:40.566 Open up. 299 00:38:41.611 --> 00:38:42.721 I'm Major Duncan Hayward. 300 00:38:42.821 --> 00:38:43.888 Captain Jeffrey Beams. 301 00:38:43.988 --> 00:38:45.307 Didn't expect you to make it through. 302 00:38:45.407 --> 00:38:47.407 Let's go to Munro. 303 00:39:03.299 --> 00:39:05.299 Hello, boys. 304 00:39:06.261 --> 00:39:08.261 Nathaniel. 305 00:39:09.139 --> 00:39:11.519 I need to talk to you, Jack. 306 00:39:12.350 --> 00:39:15.086 Uncas Thought you and Nathaniel weren't joining up. 307 00:39:15.186 --> 00:39:17.186 We didn't. 308 00:39:25.947 --> 00:39:27.807 Papa. Papa. 309 00:39:27.907 --> 00:39:31.036 Alice. Cora. Why are you here? 310 00:39:31.327 --> 00:39:34.727 And where the hell are my reinforcements? 311 00:39:37.417 --> 00:39:39.417 Get Mr. Phelps. 312 00:39:41.588 --> 00:39:46.008 Told you to stay away. Why did you disobey me, girls? 313 00:39:46.134 --> 00:39:47.786 When? How? I... 314 00:39:47.886 --> 00:39:48.953 My letter. 315 00:39:49.053 --> 00:39:50.455 There was none. 316 00:39:50.555 --> 00:39:51.873 What? There was no letter. 317 00:39:51.973 --> 00:39:53.458 I sent three couriers to Webb. 318 00:39:53.558 --> 00:39:55.001 One called Magua arrived. 319 00:39:55.101 --> 00:39:56.503 He delivered no such message. 320 00:39:56.603 --> 00:39:58.171 Does Webb not even know we are besieged? 321 00:39:58.271 --> 00:39:59.756 Sir, Webb has no idea. 322 00:39:59.856 --> 00:40:04.361 And he certainly does not know to send reinforcements. 323 00:40:12.869 --> 00:40:13.895 What happened to you? 324 00:40:13.995 --> 00:40:16.147 On the George Road. Attacked. 325 00:40:16.247 --> 00:40:18.247 We're fine. 326 00:40:18.333 --> 00:40:20.333 Are you all right? Yes. 327 00:40:21.169 --> 00:40:22.946 What will happen here, Papa? 328 00:40:23.046 --> 00:40:24.239 We'll be all right, girl. 329 00:40:24.339 --> 00:40:27.450 This Magua led us into it. Eighteen killed. 330 00:40:27.550 --> 00:40:31.460 These men came to our aid. They guided us here. 331 00:40:34.641 --> 00:40:37.440 Thank you. Do you need anything? 332 00:40:37.519 --> 00:40:40.463 Help ourselves to a few horns from your powder stores. 333 00:40:40.563 --> 00:40:41.923 Some food. 334 00:40:42.023 --> 00:40:44.023 Indebted to you. 335 00:40:47.362 --> 00:40:49.362 Miss Cora, how are you? 336 00:40:50.281 --> 00:40:51.641 Hello, Mr. Phelps. 337 00:40:51.741 --> 00:40:53.518 Mrs. McCann will get some dry clothes for you. 338 00:40:53.618 --> 00:40:55.618 Thank you. 339 00:40:57.122 --> 00:40:59.417 Go with your sister, Alice. 340 00:41:03.086 --> 00:41:05.211 It'll be all right, girl. 341 00:41:05.880 --> 00:41:07.880 It'll be all right. 342 00:41:21.479 --> 00:41:23.465 Might I inquire after the situation, sir, 343 00:41:23.565 --> 00:41:27.302 given that I've seen the French engineering from the ridge above? 344 00:41:27.402 --> 00:41:31.347 The situation is, his guns are bigger than mine and he has more of them. 345 00:41:31.447 --> 00:41:35.476 We keep our heads down while his troops dig 30 yards of trench a day. 346 00:41:35.576 --> 00:41:38.021 When those trenches are 200 yards from the fort and within range, 347 00:41:38.121 --> 00:41:39.564 he'll bring in his 15-inch mortars, 348 00:41:39.664 --> 00:41:44.152 lob explosive rounds over our walls and pound us to dust. 349 00:41:44.252 --> 00:41:46.802 They look to be 300 yards out. 350 00:41:47.005 --> 00:41:49.824 If they're digging 30 yards a day, you have three days. 351 00:41:49.924 --> 00:41:52.518 Damn. Damn. 352 00:41:52.927 --> 00:41:56.289 This man here can make a run straight through to Webb. 353 00:41:56.389 --> 00:41:59.334 Three days is not enough time to get to Albany and back with reinforcements. 354 00:41:59.434 --> 00:42:05.131 Webb's not in Albany. He marched the 60th to Fort Edward two days ago. 355 00:42:05.231 --> 00:42:06.674 Webb is at Edward? 356 00:42:06.774 --> 00:42:07.801 Yes, sir. 357 00:42:07.901 --> 00:42:09.385 That's only 12 miles away. 358 00:42:09.485 --> 00:42:12.263 He could have reinforcements here the day after tomorrow. 359 00:42:12.363 --> 00:42:15.391 You, sir, pick your man. Major Hayward will provide a diversion. 360 00:42:15.491 --> 00:42:16.893 I'll draft out a dispatch. 361 00:42:16.993 --> 00:42:19.896 Captain Beams will seek you out and give it to you later. 362 00:42:19.996 --> 00:42:23.991 Something else. Cameron's cabin. Frontier cabin. 363 00:42:24.125 --> 00:42:28.029 Came upon it yesterday. It was burnt out, everyone murdered. 364 00:42:28.129 --> 00:42:31.189 It was Ottawa, allied to the French. 365 00:42:34.802 --> 00:42:36.802 Aye. 366 00:42:37.639 --> 00:42:39.639 So? 367 00:42:42.477 --> 00:42:43.920 It was a war party. 368 00:42:44.020 --> 00:42:48.258 That means they're gonna be attacking up and down the frontier. 369 00:42:48.358 --> 00:42:49.676 Thank you, sir. 370 00:42:49.776 --> 00:42:53.805 People here, Mohawks, settlers, have family out there. 371 00:42:53.905 --> 00:42:55.905 That'll be all, sir. 372 00:43:06.501 --> 00:43:09.476 Things were done. Nobody was spared. 373 00:43:12.173 --> 00:43:15.994 Those considerations are subordinate to the interests of the Crown. 374 00:43:16.094 --> 00:43:19.414 A terrible feature of war here in the Americas, Major Hayward. 375 00:43:19.514 --> 00:43:24.104 Best keep your eye fixed on our duty, to defeat France. 376 00:43:24.394 --> 00:43:27.114 That hangs on a courier to Webb. 377 00:43:51.754 --> 00:43:54.949 For my children are the children of the true faith. 378 00:43:55.049 --> 00:43:58.279 My friendship and esteem is boundless. 379 00:43:58.553 --> 00:44:01.289 Tomorrow, I will sing the war song with you... 380 00:44:01.389 --> 00:44:03.854 ...at the great council fire. 381 00:44:13.026 --> 00:44:17.372 Magua, how are things with your English friends? 382 00:44:18.281 --> 00:44:20.281 We're at one. Join us. 383 00:44:22.034 --> 00:44:25.009 Hear what Le Subtil has to tell us. 384 00:44:27.123 --> 00:44:32.403 The English war chief, Webb, goes to Fort Edward with 60th Regiment. 385 00:44:32.503 --> 00:44:36.657 He does not know that my father's army attacks Fort William Henry. 386 00:44:36.757 --> 00:44:38.757 Magua was successful? 387 00:44:40.303 --> 00:44:43.873 The other two couriers died in the forest. 388 00:44:44.599 --> 00:44:48.920 By now, Munro would know his dispatch did not get through. 389 00:44:49.020 --> 00:44:50.797 He'll send another. 390 00:44:50.897 --> 00:44:52.897 Grey Hair will try. 391 00:44:53.524 --> 00:44:57.859 Four or five, including two women, entered the fort. 392 00:44:57.945 --> 00:45:00.974 The Grey Hair's children were under Magua's knife. 393 00:45:01.074 --> 00:45:03.074 They escaped. 394 00:45:03.117 --> 00:45:05.497 They will be under it again. 395 00:45:05.995 --> 00:45:09.140 Why do you hate the Grey Hair, Magua? 396 00:45:10.875 --> 00:45:15.295 When the Grey Hair is dead, Magua will eat his heart. 397 00:45:15.505 --> 00:45:17.505 Before he dies, 398 00:45:17.965 --> 00:45:21.620 Magua will put his children under the knife, 399 00:45:21.761 --> 00:45:26.521 so the Grey Hair will know his seed is wiped out forever. 400 00:45:28.059 --> 00:45:32.734 My engineers are advancing the trench through the night. 401 00:45:34.106 --> 00:45:37.081 You may have your opportunity soon. 402 00:45:46.702 --> 00:45:48.702 Miss Cora. 403 00:45:49.413 --> 00:45:50.440 Gentleman looking for you. 404 00:45:50.540 --> 00:45:52.540 Miss Munro. Hello. 405 00:45:56.170 --> 00:45:58.170 May I? 406 00:46:10.393 --> 00:46:12.795 It will seep, and then it's going to draw. 407 00:46:12.895 --> 00:46:14.255 Thank you, miss. 408 00:46:14.355 --> 00:46:17.840 About done holding hands with Miss Munro? 409 00:46:18.484 --> 00:46:20.484 We got some work to do. 410 00:46:36.544 --> 00:46:39.009 What are you looking at, sir? 411 00:46:39.797 --> 00:46:41.922 I'm looking at you, miss. 412 00:47:20.129 --> 00:47:22.448 Munro refused to believe what happened. 413 00:47:22.548 --> 00:47:25.353 He does not even want to hear it. 414 00:47:27.303 --> 00:47:29.428 Well, he's gonna have to. 415 00:47:31.307 --> 00:47:33.084 Get together by the west bastion. 416 00:47:33.184 --> 00:47:36.754 Ian, Sharitarish, Ongewasgone and William. 417 00:47:41.776 --> 00:47:43.776 Tight weave? 418 00:47:44.111 --> 00:47:46.159 Silk. Another 40 yards. 419 00:48:54.473 --> 00:48:56.959 And how am I to know it wasn't a raid by common thieves? 420 00:48:57.059 --> 00:49:00.880 The cabin was attacked by a war party fighting with the French. 421 00:49:00.980 --> 00:49:02.715 They're sweeping south down the frontier... 422 00:49:02.815 --> 00:49:04.508 ...attacking farms and Mohawk villages. 423 00:49:04.608 --> 00:49:05.760 All the men are stuck here. 424 00:49:05.860 --> 00:49:08.679 I need proof more convincing than this man's opinion, 425 00:49:08.779 --> 00:49:11.599 before I weaken the fort's defenses by releasing the militia. 426 00:49:11.699 --> 00:49:13.976 Chingachgook's of the same opinion about the raid. 427 00:49:14.076 --> 00:49:16.062 Taken together, that's gospel. 428 00:49:16.162 --> 00:49:19.023 Your fort will stand or fall depending on Webb's reinforcements, 429 00:49:19.123 --> 00:49:20.608 not the presence of the colonials. 430 00:49:20.708 --> 00:49:23.528 I judge military matters here, not you. 431 00:49:23.628 --> 00:49:25.947 Your judgment is not more important than their right, 432 00:49:26.047 --> 00:49:29.283 under agreement with Webb to defend their farms and families. 433 00:49:29.383 --> 00:49:32.870 Major Heyward was there. He was at John Cameron's. Ha saw what it was. 434 00:49:32.970 --> 00:49:35.690 What exactly did you see, Major? 435 00:49:42.063 --> 00:49:44.090 I saw nothing that would lead me... 436 00:49:44.190 --> 00:49:45.967 ...to the conclusion it was other than a raid... 437 00:49:46.067 --> 00:49:48.261 ...by savages bent on thievery. 438 00:49:48.361 --> 00:49:50.137 You're a liar. 439 00:49:50.237 --> 00:49:52.237 Major. 440 00:49:52.448 --> 00:49:54.767 Montcalm is a soldier and a gentleman, not a butcher. 441 00:49:54.867 --> 00:49:55.893 Easy for you to suppose. 442 00:49:55.993 --> 00:49:58.229 It's their women and children alone on the farms, not yours. 443 00:49:58.329 --> 00:49:59.855 You forget yourself, sir. 444 00:49:59.955 --> 00:50:01.274 We're not forgetting Webb's promise. 445 00:50:01.374 --> 00:50:04.986 British promises are honored, and the militia will not be released, 446 00:50:05.086 --> 00:50:07.572 because I need more definite proof than this man's word. 447 00:50:07.672 --> 00:50:09.281 Nathaniel's word's been good on this frontier... 448 00:50:09.381 --> 00:50:10.699 ...a long time before you got here. 449 00:50:10.799 --> 00:50:13.578 This meeting is over. The militia stays. 450 00:50:13.678 --> 00:50:17.503 Does the rule of English law no longer govern? 451 00:50:17.598 --> 00:50:19.458 Has it been replaced by absolutism? 452 00:50:19.558 --> 00:50:20.626 If English law cannot be trusted, 453 00:50:20.726 --> 00:50:21.752 maybe these people would do better... 454 00:50:21.852 --> 00:50:23.003 ...making their own peace with the French. 455 00:50:23.103 --> 00:50:24.171 That is sedition I 456 00:50:24.271 --> 00:50:25.297 That is the truth. 457 00:50:25.397 --> 00:50:28.457 I'll have you beaten from this fort. 458 00:50:31.362 --> 00:50:34.307 Someday I think you and I are gonna have a serious disagreement. 459 00:50:34.407 --> 00:50:37.268 Anyone fomenting on advocating the leaving of Fort William Henry... 460 00:50:37.368 --> 00:50:38.519 ...will be hung for sedition. 461 00:50:38.619 --> 00:50:41.522 Anyone actually caught leaving will be shot for desertion. 462 00:50:41.622 --> 00:50:43.622 My decision is final. 463 00:50:43.749 --> 00:50:45.749 Get out. 464 00:50:53.300 --> 00:50:55.300 Cora? 465 00:50:58.055 --> 00:51:00.095 I wanted to talk to you. 466 00:51:02.143 --> 00:51:04.143 Talk with Duncan, Cora. 467 00:51:05.479 --> 00:51:09.008 I must manage. I cannot be an invalid schoolgirl. 468 00:51:09.108 --> 00:51:10.092 Alice. 469 00:51:10.192 --> 00:51:13.422 I'll see if Mr. Phelps needs anything. 470 00:51:13.487 --> 00:51:15.952 I'm sorry. I didn't mean to... 471 00:51:17.992 --> 00:51:20.269 Cora, when we come together back in England... 472 00:51:20.369 --> 00:51:22.521 ...and are married and away from this place, 473 00:51:22.621 --> 00:51:25.608 what had to be done and said here will matter not at all. 474 00:51:25.708 --> 00:51:26.859 I'm certain of that. 475 00:51:26.959 --> 00:51:29.764 Duncan, I promised you an answer. 476 00:51:31.297 --> 00:51:34.450 You've complimented me with your persistence and patience. 477 00:51:34.550 --> 00:51:35.910 But the decision I have come to... 478 00:51:36.010 --> 00:51:37.828 ...is that I'd rather make the gravest of mistakes... 479 00:51:37.928 --> 00:51:41.073 ...than to surrender my own judgment. 480 00:51:42.391 --> 00:51:45.211 Please take this as my final answer. 481 00:51:45.311 --> 00:51:47.311 It must be no. 482 00:51:49.732 --> 00:51:51.732 I see. 483 00:52:47.247 --> 00:52:50.150 Yeah, Nathaniel, but you weren't ever for being here. 484 00:52:50.250 --> 00:52:52.703 That's right. I saw it that way than and 485 00:52:52.803 --> 00:52:54.155 I see it that way now. 486 00:52:54.255 --> 00:52:56.031 Ian, if I had kin in the settlements, 487 00:52:56.131 --> 00:52:57.992 hell be damn sure I'd belong gone. 488 00:52:58.092 --> 00:53:00.536 What do we do about being under Crown law? 489 00:53:00.636 --> 00:53:04.915 I believe if they set aside their law as and when they wish, 490 00:53:05.015 --> 00:53:08.627 their law no longer has rightful authority over us. 491 00:53:08.727 --> 00:53:11.380 All they have over us then is tyranny. 492 00:53:11.480 --> 00:53:13.924 And I will not live under that yoke. 493 00:53:14.024 --> 00:53:16.574 So I will stay here no longer. 494 00:53:17.444 --> 00:53:19.054 Anyone caught leaving the fort could be shot, 495 00:53:19.154 --> 00:53:21.140 so each man make your own decision. 496 00:53:21.240 --> 00:53:23.559 Those who are going, be back in an hour. 497 00:53:23.659 --> 00:53:25.644 Out the northern sally port. 498 00:53:25.744 --> 00:53:27.438 Strike for the east side of the swamp... 499 00:53:27.538 --> 00:53:29.315 ...till you clear the French picket line. 500 00:53:29.415 --> 00:53:32.651 Head north over the ridge, than come about southeast. 501 00:53:32.751 --> 00:53:36.697 Fork left in Little Meadow and you're free of the outpost and skirmishes. 502 00:53:36.797 --> 00:53:38.949 Should've gotten out of this long ago. 503 00:53:39.049 --> 00:53:43.704 Got no families, Captain. Figured we'd stay and give a hand. 504 00:53:43.804 --> 00:53:45.748 I'll cover you from the top of the bastion. 505 00:53:45.848 --> 00:53:47.249 You're not coming with us? 506 00:53:47.349 --> 00:53:49.349 I got a reason to stay. 507 00:53:49.810 --> 00:53:52.421 That reason wear a striped skirt and work in the surgery? 508 00:53:52.521 --> 00:53:53.672 It does. 509 00:53:53.772 --> 00:53:58.260 No offense, but it's a better-looking reason than you, Jack Winthrop. 510 00:53:58.360 --> 00:54:02.681 Push hard, 'cause you got to clear the French outpost by dawn. 511 00:54:02.781 --> 00:54:04.781 Good luck, Jack. 512 00:54:11.957 --> 00:54:13.442 Ongewasgone, are you staying? 513 00:54:13.542 --> 00:54:14.568 Yes. 514 00:54:14.668 --> 00:54:16.111 There's too many French. 515 00:54:16.211 --> 00:54:18.072 And so few of us to fight. 516 00:54:18.172 --> 00:54:23.952 Not too many to die. But we've given our word to our English fathers. 517 00:57:46.255 --> 00:57:48.255 You, sir. As you were. 518 00:57:51.551 --> 00:57:53.551 Stand off. 519 00:57:59.309 --> 00:58:01.309 Take him. 520 00:58:09.611 --> 00:58:11.611 As you were. 521 00:58:29.673 --> 00:58:32.201 He saved us. We're alive only because of him. 522 00:58:32.301 --> 00:58:33.911 The man encouraged the colonials to desert, 523 00:58:34.011 --> 00:58:36.789 in this very room, and in my presence. 524 00:58:36.889 --> 00:58:38.707 Sir. He is guilty of sedition. 525 00:58:38.807 --> 00:58:40.501 He must be tried and hanged like any other criminal, 526 00:58:40.601 --> 00:58:42.502 regardless of what he did for my children. 527 00:58:42.602 --> 00:58:45.255 But he knew the consequences and he stayed. 528 00:58:45.355 --> 00:58:48.415 Are those the actions of a criminal? 529 00:58:49.359 --> 00:58:50.344 Duncan, do something. 530 00:58:50.444 --> 00:58:52.304 He knew the penalty for his actions. 531 00:58:52.404 --> 00:58:55.182 He ought to pay without sending you to beg. 532 00:58:55.282 --> 00:58:59.269 You know he wouldn't send me. You falsely spoke of what you saw. 533 00:58:59.369 --> 00:59:01.688 What happened at the farm was as Nathaniel said. 534 00:59:01.788 --> 00:59:05.692 But not with enough certainty to outweigh British interests in this fort. 535 00:59:05.792 --> 00:59:08.445 And who empowered these colonials to pass judgment... 536 00:59:08.545 --> 00:59:11.073 ...on England's policies in her own possessions, 537 00:59:11.173 --> 00:59:14.451 and to come and go without so much as a 'By your leave'? 538 00:59:14.551 --> 00:59:17.537 They do not live their lives by your leave. 539 00:59:17.637 --> 00:59:20.040 They hack it out of the wilderness with their own two hands, 540 00:59:20.140 --> 00:59:21.541 bearing their children along the way. 541 00:59:21.641 --> 00:59:26.996 You are defending him because you've become infatuated with him. 542 00:59:27.731 --> 00:59:32.151 Duncan, you are a man with a few admirable qualities. 543 00:59:32.486 --> 00:59:35.305 But taken as a whole, I was wrong to have thought so highly of you. 544 00:59:35.405 --> 00:59:37.405 Cora. 545 00:59:40.243 --> 00:59:44.857 Cora, I would do anything I could to keep you from being hurt. 546 00:59:44.957 --> 00:59:46.858 But this man is guilty of sedition... 547 00:59:46.958 --> 00:59:49.319 ...and subject to military justice and beyond pardon. 548 00:59:49.419 --> 00:59:51.419 Justice? 549 00:59:51.505 --> 00:59:52.489 If that's justice, 550 00:59:52.589 --> 00:59:55.158 then the sooner French guns blow the English army out of America, 551 00:59:55.258 --> 00:59:56.744 the better it will be for the people here. 552 00:59:56.844 --> 00:59:58.203 You do not know what you're saying. Yes, I do. 553 00:59:58.303 --> 00:59:59.621 I know exactly what I'm saying. 554 00:59:59.721 --> 01:00:04.396 And if it is sedition, then I am guilty of sedition too. 555 01:00:34.214 --> 01:00:36.424 They're going to hang you. 556 01:00:39.511 --> 01:00:43.251 Why didn't you leave when you had the chance? 557 01:00:45.559 --> 01:00:49.299 Because what I'm interested in is right here. 558 01:00:49.688 --> 01:00:51.688 What can I do? 559 01:00:51.940 --> 01:00:54.468 Webb's reinforcements will arrive or not. 560 01:00:54.568 --> 01:00:57.763 If they do not arrive, the fort will fall to the French. 561 01:00:57.863 --> 01:01:01.308 If that happens, stay close to your father. 562 01:01:01.408 --> 01:01:02.976 Stay close to him. 563 01:01:03.076 --> 01:01:06.814 The French officers will try to protect the officers among the English. 564 01:01:06.914 --> 01:01:09.042 No. I will find you. 565 01:01:09.291 --> 01:01:11.291 Do not. 566 01:01:14.588 --> 01:01:16.588 Promise me. 567 01:01:31.104 --> 01:01:33.314 The whole world's on fire. 568 01:03:02.529 --> 01:03:04.529 What is it? 569 01:03:05.198 --> 01:03:07.323 Remember what I told you. 570 01:03:08.451 --> 01:03:12.021 Stay close to your father and the officers. 571 01:04:06.593 --> 01:04:10.997 Colonel Munro, I have known you as a gallant antagonist. 572 01:04:11.097 --> 01:04:14.000 I am happy to make your acquaintance as a friend. 573 01:04:14.100 --> 01:04:16.294 And I yours, monsieur Le Marquis. 574 01:04:16.394 --> 01:04:18.338 Please accept my compliments... 575 01:04:18.438 --> 01:04:21.883 ...for the strong and skillful defense of your fortress. 576 01:04:21.983 --> 01:04:23.969 Under the command of a lesser man, 577 01:04:24.069 --> 01:04:26.263 it would have fallen long ago, 578 01:04:26.363 --> 01:04:29.848 given the superior numbers and materials. 579 01:04:29.908 --> 01:04:32.686 Chance has allowed me to array against you. 580 01:04:32.786 --> 01:04:36.690 Monsieur Le Marquis, I am a soldier, not a diplomat. 581 01:04:36.790 --> 01:04:38.608 You called this parley for a better reason... 582 01:04:38.708 --> 01:04:41.683 ...than an exchange of compliments. 583 01:04:42.629 --> 01:04:47.534 You have already done everything which is necessary for the honor of your prince. 584 01:04:47.634 --> 01:04:51.538 But now I beg you to listen to the admonishments of humanity. 585 01:04:51.638 --> 01:04:54.708 I beg you to consider my terms for your surrender. 586 01:04:54.808 --> 01:04:58.044 Perhaps the general's glass can reach as far as the Hudson... 587 01:04:58.144 --> 01:05:02.734 ...and seize the size and eminence of the army of Webb? 588 01:05:04.317 --> 01:05:08.737 My scouts intercepted this dispatch intended for you. 589 01:05:09.906 --> 01:05:11.766 Capitaine de Bougainville. 590 01:05:11.866 --> 01:05:15.645 'To Colonel Munro. Sir, I regret to inform you... 591 01:05:15.745 --> 01:05:19.024 'that I have no men available to send to your rescue. 592 01:05:19.124 --> 01:05:20.817 'It is quite impossible. 593 01:05:20.917 --> 01:05:23.904 'I advise you to seek terms for surrender. 594 01:05:24.004 --> 01:05:27.258 'I remain. Jerome Webb at Fort Edward.' 595 01:05:34.681 --> 01:05:37.231 This is the signature of Webb. 596 01:05:37.350 --> 01:05:38.918 And I know the temper of our men. 597 01:05:39.018 --> 01:05:41.796 Rather than spend the war in a French prison hulk in Hudson Bay, 598 01:05:41.896 --> 01:05:43.298 they'd fight to the end. 599 01:05:43.398 --> 01:05:45.300 You've had your answer, monsieur Le Marquis. 600 01:05:45.400 --> 01:05:49.262 Sir, I beg you not to sign the death warrant of so many... 601 01:05:49.362 --> 01:05:53.442 ...until you have listened to what I have to say. 602 01:05:57.537 --> 01:05:59.105 Go on. 603 01:05:59.205 --> 01:06:03.151 None of your men will see the inside of a prison barge. 604 01:06:03.251 --> 01:06:07.155 They are free, so long as they return to England... 605 01:06:07.255 --> 01:06:09.699 ...and fight no more on this continent, 606 01:06:09.799 --> 01:06:13.709 and the civilian militia return to their farms. 607 01:06:15.221 --> 01:06:16.331 Their arms? 608 01:06:16.431 --> 01:06:19.746 They may leave the fortress fully armed. 609 01:06:20.018 --> 01:06:21.628 My colors? 610 01:06:21.728 --> 01:06:24.533 Carry them to England with pride. 611 01:06:27.567 --> 01:06:30.712 Allow me to consult with my officers. 612 01:06:40.914 --> 01:06:44.818 I have lived to see something which I never expected. 613 01:06:44.918 --> 01:06:47.362 A British officer afraid to support another. 614 01:06:47.462 --> 01:06:49.072 Webb can bum in hell. 615 01:06:49.172 --> 01:06:54.102 And we'll go back and dig our graves behind those ramparts. 616 01:06:55.762 --> 01:06:59.166 Death and honor are thought to be the same, 617 01:06:59.266 --> 01:07:02.335 but today I have learned that sometimes they are not. 618 01:07:02.435 --> 01:07:04.435 Sir... 619 01:07:15.657 --> 01:07:18.101 Monsieur Le Marquis, I am deeply touched... 620 01:07:18.201 --> 01:07:21.941 ...by such unusual and unexpected generosity. 621 01:07:22.247 --> 01:07:24.482 My fort is yours under the condition... 622 01:07:24.582 --> 01:07:26.776 ...that I be given till dawn to bury my dead, 623 01:07:26.876 --> 01:07:30.280 to prepare my men and women for the long journey ahead... 624 01:07:30.380 --> 01:07:34.375 ...and to hand my wounded over to your surgeons. 625 01:07:34.592 --> 01:07:36.592 Granted, monsieur. 626 01:08:06.499 --> 01:08:09.777 Is the hatchet buried between the English and my French father? 627 01:08:09.877 --> 01:08:11.071 Yes. 628 01:08:11.171 --> 01:08:15.533 Not a warrior has a scalp and the white men become friends. 629 01:08:15.633 --> 01:08:17.931 My master owns these lands, 630 01:08:18.011 --> 01:08:21.998 and I have been ordered to drive off the English squatters. 631 01:08:22.098 --> 01:08:24.308 They have consented to go, 632 01:08:24.392 --> 01:08:26.753 so now I call them enemies no longer. 633 01:08:26.853 --> 01:08:30.423 Magua took the hatchet to color with blood. 634 01:08:31.107 --> 01:08:33.107 It's still bright. 635 01:08:33.318 --> 01:08:36.096 Only when it's red, then it will be buried. 636 01:08:36.196 --> 01:08:40.701 So many suns have set since Magua struck the war post. 637 01:08:40.825 --> 01:08:42.825 And where is that sun? 638 01:08:43.036 --> 01:08:44.562 Magua is the son of his people... 639 01:08:44.662 --> 01:08:47.482 ...and he has come to lead many of them. 640 01:08:47.582 --> 01:08:51.695 But Magua has power with his Huron people and others here, 641 01:08:51.795 --> 01:08:53.795 I know well. 642 01:09:00.386 --> 01:09:03.856 Magua's village and lodges were burnt. 643 01:09:06.267 --> 01:09:09.922 Magua's children were killed by the English. 644 01:09:11.564 --> 01:09:16.919 I was taken as slave by the Mohawk who fought for the Grey Hair. 645 01:09:18.404 --> 01:09:22.329 Magua's wife believed he was dead... 646 01:09:24.994 --> 01:09:27.884 ...and became the wife of another. 647 01:09:29.332 --> 01:09:32.485 The Grey Hair was the father of all that. 648 01:09:32.585 --> 01:09:34.585 In time, 649 01:09:34.879 --> 01:09:39.806 Magua became blood brother to the Mohawk to become free. 650 01:09:40.677 --> 01:09:43.822 But always in his heart, he is Huron. 651 01:09:46.432 --> 01:09:50.342 And his heart will be whole again on the day... 652 01:09:51.437 --> 01:09:55.007 ...the Grey Hair and all his seed are dead. 653 01:09:57.110 --> 01:10:02.223 Does the chief of the Canadas believe the English will keep the terms? 654 01:10:02.323 --> 01:10:06.499 I fear having let them go, which I must, 655 01:10:06.953 --> 01:10:12.393 I will only fight the same men again when I drive towards Albany. 656 01:10:15.295 --> 01:10:18.448 But I cannot break the term of the surrender... 657 01:10:18.548 --> 01:10:21.438 ...and sully the lilies of France. 658 01:11:01.841 --> 01:11:04.264 Monsieur, the fort is yours. 659 01:13:22.565 --> 01:13:25.819 Left three ranks, make ready. 660 01:13:26.528 --> 01:13:28.528 Aim, set. 661 01:15:03.499 --> 01:15:05.499 Fire. 662 01:16:52.525 --> 01:16:54.903 Present, fire. 663 01:16:58.197 --> 01:17:00.197 Fire. 664 01:17:00.992 --> 01:17:02.992 Fire. 665 01:17:05.830 --> 01:17:07.830 Full company. 666 01:17:29.186 --> 01:17:31.130 Grey Hair, before you die, 667 01:17:31.230 --> 01:17:34.133 know that I will put under the knife your children, 668 01:17:34.233 --> 01:17:38.228 so I will wipe your seed from the Earth forever. 669 01:18:04.138 --> 01:18:06.138 Leave her alone. 670 01:20:00.129 --> 01:20:05.229 When you fall into British hands again, I'll have you hanged. 671 01:20:14.518 --> 01:20:16.518 Faster. 672 01:20:28.240 --> 01:20:30.240 Head to the river. 673 01:22:43.292 --> 01:22:44.902 Where are we going? - - Nowhere. 674 01:22:45.002 --> 01:22:46.153 I don't understand. 675 01:22:46.253 --> 01:22:48.030 This is as far as we go 676 01:22:48.130 --> 01:22:49.406 If we're lucky, they'll figure we beached... 677 01:22:49.506 --> 01:22:51.283 ...our canoes and headed cross land. 678 01:22:51.383 --> 01:22:53.786 If we're very lucky, they'll figure we went over the falls. 679 01:22:53.886 --> 01:22:55.955 Our only hope is that they pass us by. 680 01:22:56.055 --> 01:22:57.331 If they do? 681 01:22:57.431 --> 01:22:59.625 Take the south rim down the mountain. 682 01:22:59.725 --> 01:23:02.419 It's 12 miles cross country to Fort Edward. 683 01:23:02.519 --> 01:23:04.519 And if they don't? 684 01:23:05.397 --> 01:23:09.902 You'll just have to forego the pleasure of hanging me. 685 01:23:13.572 --> 01:23:15.572 Powder? 686 01:23:25.084 --> 01:23:27.084 Gone. 687 01:23:28.921 --> 01:23:30.921 Mine's soaking wet. 688 01:23:31.548 --> 01:23:33.548 Our father... 689 01:23:34.551 --> 01:23:36.551 Did you see my father? 690 01:23:37.846 --> 01:23:39.846 From a distance. 691 01:24:10.129 --> 01:24:12.129 Say nothing to Alice. 692 01:24:34.361 --> 01:24:36.361 Get back. 693 01:25:30.083 --> 01:25:32.256 Yes. Go ahead. 694 01:25:33.128 --> 01:25:35.322 What the bloody hell plan is this? 695 01:25:35.422 --> 01:25:36.448 I want you to go. 696 01:25:36.548 --> 01:25:39.284 If we go, there's a chance there won't be a fight. 697 01:25:39.384 --> 01:25:42.454 There's no powder. If we don't go in that, there's no chance. 698 01:25:42.554 --> 01:25:44.682 None. You understand? 699 01:25:44.765 --> 01:25:46.125 Coward. 700 01:25:46.225 --> 01:25:50.305 You've done everything you can do. Save yourself. 701 01:25:52.814 --> 01:25:53.966 If the worst happens... 702 01:25:54.066 --> 01:25:56.066 You stay alive. 703 01:25:56.235 --> 01:26:00.139 If they don't kill you, they'll take you north up to the Huron lands. 704 01:26:00.239 --> 01:26:04.234 Submit, do you hear? You're strong. You survive. 705 01:26:05.619 --> 01:26:08.849 You stay alive, no matter what occurs. 706 01:26:09.790 --> 01:26:11.790 I will find you, 707 01:26:12.084 --> 01:26:15.994 no matter how long it takes, no matter how far. 708 01:26:16.880 --> 01:26:18.880 I will find you. 709 01:33:53.003 --> 01:33:54.613 I don't speak Huron. Do you speak French, Major? 710 01:33:54.713 --> 01:33:55.780 Yes. 711 01:33:55.880 --> 01:33:58.783 Translate for me into French every word as I say it. 712 01:33:58.883 --> 01:34:04.238 I come to you unarmed and in peace to unstuff your ears, Sachem. 713 01:34:04.514 --> 01:34:07.459 Let the children of the dead Colonel Munro go free. 714 01:34:07.559 --> 01:34:08.960 Take fire out of the English anger... 715 01:34:09.060 --> 01:34:12.545 ...over the murder of their helpless ones. 716 01:34:22.365 --> 01:34:26.686 Sachem, the French fathers made peace. Magua broke it. 717 01:34:26.786 --> 01:34:31.971 It is false that the French will befriends still to the Huron. 718 01:35:43.613 --> 01:35:48.309 Would Magua use the ways of les français and the Yengeese? 719 01:35:48.409 --> 01:35:49.936 Would you? Yes. 720 01:35:50.036 --> 01:35:52.397 Would the Huron make his Algonquin brothers foolish with brandy... 721 01:35:52.497 --> 01:35:56.651 ...and steal his lands to sell them for gold to the white man? 722 01:35:56.751 --> 01:36:01.426 Would Huron have greed for more land than a man can use? 723 01:36:01.673 --> 01:36:03.033 Would Huron fool Seneca into taking... 724 01:36:03.133 --> 01:36:04.909 ...all the furs of all the animals of the forest... 725 01:36:05.009 --> 01:36:07.579 ...for beads and strong whiskey? 726 01:36:07.679 --> 01:36:11.249 Those are the ways of the Yengeese and the français traders... 727 01:36:11.349 --> 01:36:16.959 ...and their masters in Europe infected with the sickness of greed. 728 01:36:17.272 --> 01:36:19.397 Magua's heart is twisted. 729 01:36:19.858 --> 01:36:23.513 He would make himself into what twisted him. 730 01:36:24.529 --> 01:36:26.639 I am Nathaniel of the Yengeese. 731 01:36:26.739 --> 01:36:30.268 Hawkeye, adopted son of Chingachgook of the Mohican people. 732 01:36:30.368 --> 01:36:31.645 Let the children of the dead Munro... 733 01:36:31.745 --> 01:36:34.805 ...and the Yengeese officer go free. 734 01:36:35.248 --> 01:36:37.442 This belt, which is a record of the days... 735 01:36:37.542 --> 01:36:41.367 ...of my father's people, speaks for my truth. 736 01:37:37.894 --> 01:37:41.549 Tell him I'll trade him. Me for her. Say it. 737 01:37:56.079 --> 01:37:57.564 Stop it. 738 01:37:57.664 --> 01:37:59.758 I am La Longue Carabine. 739 01:37:59.832 --> 01:38:03.827 My death is a great honor to the Huron. Take me. 740 01:38:04.003 --> 01:38:06.003 Did you tell him? 741 01:38:08.216 --> 01:38:10.216 Yes. 742 01:38:22.230 --> 01:38:24.230 Stop. 743 01:38:26.651 --> 01:38:28.651 I said to take me. 744 01:38:29.154 --> 01:38:30.180 Take me. 745 01:38:30.280 --> 01:38:32.390 My compliments, sir. Take her and get out. 746 01:38:32.490 --> 01:38:37.250 Duncan... What are they doing to Duncan? Where's Alice? 747 01:38:37.954 --> 01:38:39.954 Alice. 748 01:42:53.250 --> 01:42:55.250 Uncas. 749 01:47:09.173 --> 01:47:12.148 Great Spirit and maker of all life, 750 01:47:15.304 --> 01:47:17.415 a warrior goes to you swift and straight... 751 01:47:17.515 --> 01:47:20.320 ...as an arrow shot into the sun. 752 01:47:21.185 --> 01:47:24.088 Welcome him, and let him take his place... 753 01:47:24.188 --> 01:47:27.248 ...at the council fire of my people. 754 01:47:28.651 --> 01:47:30.651 He is Uncas, 755 01:47:32.029 --> 01:47:34.029 my son 756 01:47:34.698 --> 01:47:38.608 Tell him to be patient and ask death for speed, 757 01:47:39.203 --> 01:47:41.838 for they are all there but one, 758 01:47:42.998 --> 01:47:47.879 I, Chingachgook, the last of the Mohicans.