Geronimo Page #5

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Come on!

Maynard!

You have a son.

Don't touch him. Don't ever touch him.

- We can't fight any longer.

- Yes, you can.

Are you waiting for the gods to save you?

Nobody else can.

- Don't talk.

- No.

If you won't listen to me,

you'll listen to the baby.

He'll die like the others died,

because I have no milk to give him.

I have nothing and neither do you.

If we go back to San Carlos,

at least we can live.

No.

Please. I beg you.

Understand me.

I do. I think I always have.

Teela.

When I left San Carlos, I believed

in fighting. It was the only way I knew.

Every night since then,

I've thought about surrender.

I've wondered if I was right

and I've been afraid

because I don't want to die either.

But today when I look at you

and I see our child in your arms,

I stop wondering and I stop being afraid.

Now, even more, I must stay.

You take the women and surrender.

They won't hurt you.

We'll stay too.

Geronimo!

Quick.

Natchez,

you see the man with the long coat?

Geronimo!

We want to talk.

- That's Geronimo?

- Yes, sir.

Geronimo?

Mr Washington?

Geronimo, Senator Conrad

represents President Cleveland.

Washington is the city

where Mr Cleveland lives.

The president has asked me

to come here and talk with you.

He thinks there might be a way

for us to settle our differences

with a greater understanding

on both sides.

He feels that if we ask you

to live under our laws,

then these laws should give you

the respect and dignity

that is your rightful heritage.

We're going down.

ENHOH:

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