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== Pocahontas meets John Smith, Ash and Friends/Ambush/The Colors of the Wind == (Transition to: Exterior, waterfall, day. Pocahontas stalks John Smith.) John Smith: No, wait! Please! Please! Don't run away. It's alright. I'm not gonna hurt you. Here, let me help you out of range. Pocahontas: Mat-ta-que na-to-rath. John Smith: You don't understand a word I'm saying, do you? It's alright. Wind Spirit: (sings) Ay ay ay na ay ay na. Grandmother Willow: (singing) Listen with your heart, you will understand. Let it break upon you like a wave upon the sand. John Smith: Who are you? Grandmother Willow: (singing) Listen with your heart, you will understand! Pocahontas: Pocahontas. John Smith: What? What did you say? Pocahontas: My name is Pocahontas. John Smith: I'm John Smith. (Cut to: Exterior, Jamestown, day.) Ratcliffe: That's it. Keep at it, men. Keep digging. It has to be here somewhere. Namontack: There's thirty more of them, down among the ridge. Kocoum: That makes more than a million. Ratcliffe: Anything yet? Thomas: Nothing but rocks and dirt, sir. Lon: Um, how long are we going to keep digging like this, sir? Ben: Aye, we're slaving off, busting our backs, day and night––– Ratcliffe: For king and country, I know, I know, and I share your fatigue. Wiggins? '''WIGGINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!''' Wiggins: Coming! Ratcliffe: Dispose of this. Wiggins: (to Percy) Who's a nice doggy? Who's a real doggy? Fetch, boy! Ratcliffe: '''SAVAGES! IT'S AN AMBUSH!! ARM YOURSELVES!!!''' Wiggins: Run! Ratcliffe: Arm yourselves! Make sure every man has a musket! Shoot! (Thomas falls and his rifle goes off incidentally) Them, you idiot! Where's that blasted Smith if I need him? Kocoum; Namontack! Back to the village! (The Natives flee) Englishmen: (cheering) Ratcliffe: Shut up, shut up, you fools! They'll be back. Everyone, back to camp. Get the rest of the cannons ashore and do building the fort! Ben: Aye, Governor! Ratcliffe: (to Thomas) And you! Learn to use that feeling properly. A man's not a man unless he knows how to shoot! (Cut to: Interior, medical tent, Powhatan camp.) Kekata: (chanting) Powhatan: These beasts invade our shores, and now this. Kekata; (chanting) This wound is strange to me. Powhatan: We will fight this enemy, but we can't do it alone. Kocoum, send messengers to every village in our nation. We will call on our brothers to help us fight. (steps outside the tent) These white men are dangerous! No one is to go near them. (Cut to: Exterior, a riverside, day.) John Smith: It's called a helmet. Pocahontas: Helmet. John Smith: Well, what river is this? Pocahontas: Quiyoughcohannock. John Smith: You have most unusual names here. Chicahominy. Quiyough––Quiyoughcohannock. Pocahontas. Pocahontas: You have the most unusual name, as well. John Smith. John Smith: (pulls Meeko out of his bag) Hey! Is this bottomless pit a friend of yours? Pocahontas: Meeko! John Smith: Well, how do you do, Meeko? It's alright, it's just a handshake. Here, let me show you. Pocahontas: Nothing's happening at first. John Smith: No, no, I need your hand first. It's how we say hello. Pocahontas: This is how we say hello. Wingapo. John Smith: Wingapo. Pocahontas: And how we say farewell. Ana. John Smith: I like hello better. (Flit charges at him) Yes, I remember you. Pocahontas: Flit just doesn't like strangers. John Smith: But I'm not a stranger anymore. Huh, stubborn little fellow, isn't he? Pocahontas: Very stubborn. (Meeko steals John Smith's compass) John Smith: Hey! Pocahontas: Meeko! Come back here! John Smith: Don't worry, he can't hurt it. (Meeko hits it against a rock) Hey, what are you doing here?! Pocahontas: Meeko, bring that back! (Meeko climbs up a tree) John Smith: No, no, it's alright. He can keep it. Call it a gift. Pocahontas: What was that? John Smith: My compass. Pocahontas: Compass? John Smith: It warns you how to find your road since you get lost. But it's alright, I'll get another one in London. Pocahontas: London? Is that your village? John Smith: Yes, it's a very big village. Pocahontas: What's this like? John Smith: Well, it has streets filled with carriages and bridges over the rivers and buildings as tall as trees. Pocahontas: I'd like to see this stuff. John Smith: You will. Pocahontas: How come? John Smith: We're going to build them here. We'll show your people how to use this land properly. How to make the most of it. Pocahontas: Make the most of it? John Smith: Yes, we'll build roads and decent houses and–– Pocahontas: Our houses are fine. John Smith: You think that, only because you don't know any better. (Pocahontas starts to leave) Wait a moment, don't take it that–––– (Flit attacks him) Hey, hey, wait! Wait, wait! There's so much we can teach you. We've improved the lives of savages all over the world. Pocahontas: Savages?! John Smith: Uh, not that you're a savage. Pocahontas: Just my people. John Smith: No, listen, that's not what I meant. Let me explain–––– Pocahontas: Let go! John Smith: No, I'm not letting you leave. Look, don't do this. "Savage" is just a word. You know. A term for...people who are uncivilized. Pocahontas: Like me. John Smith: Well, if I say uncivilized, what I mean is––––is... Pocahontas: What you mean is, not like you. (sings) You think I'm an ignorant savage. And you've been so many places, I guess it must be so. But yet I cannot see, if the savage one is me. How can there be so much that you don't know? You don't know. You think you own whatever land you land on, the earth is just a dead feeling you can claim. But I know every rock and tree and creature. Has a life, has a spirit, has a name. You think the only people who are people, are the people who look and think like you. But if you walk the footsteps of a stranger. You'll learn feelings you never knew, you never knew. Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon? Or asked the smirking bobcat why he smirked? Can you sing with all the voices of the mountain? Can you paint with all the colors of the wind? Can you paint with all the colors of...the wind? Come run the hidden pine trails of the forest, come taste the sun-sweet berries of the earth. Come roll in all the riches all around you. And for once, never wonder what they're worth. The rainstorm and the river are my brothers, the heron and the otter are my friends. And we are all connected to each other. In a circle, in a hoop that never ends. How high does the sycamore grow? If you cut it down, then you'll never know. And you'll never hear the wolf cry to the blue corn moon, for whether we are white or copper-skinned. We need to sing with all the voices of the mountain, we need to paint with all the colors of the wind. You can own the earth and yet, all you'll own is earth. Until you can paint.....with all the colors.....of...the...wind! John Smith: What is this? Pocahontas: The drums. They mean danger. I wouldn't be here. John Smith: I want to see you again. Pocahontas: I can't. John Smith: Please, don't leave. Pocahontas: I'm sorry. I have to go.
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