The Hawaiians Page #4
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- 1970
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They finished it last week.
A good job.
On whose time, mine?
No, sir. And they paid for every
penny's worth of materials used.
If i was you,
I wouldn't put up a stink.
Bathing is a kind of religion
with these Japanese.
Is hotter than Port Said
in the summer today.
Give me a hand with these.
Am i supposed to give him money?
He makes the soap, or his wife does.
I reckon you'll be on the house.
You speakie pidgin?
No?
My name's Fumiko.
I speak.
Fumiko, you don't
need to speak.
In Japan,
I can speak many languages.
Why are you working
here as a field hand?
He wrote me a marriage proposal
and i came.
He's not a respectable man.
He's very bad.
You see...
Hawaii's not what i thought.
No work for a respectable
Japanese girl, except field hand.
Help you do what?
I don't think thas much
of an idea.
You've got a wife already?
My wife doesn't live with me.
Men like you have plenty
of women.
That not true.
Men like you don't need Fumiko.
You don't know anything
about a man like me.
Wu Chow's Auntie.
But, they said you weren't
allowed to leave Molokai.
Captain Hoxworth,
got me out.
You, Asia?
No, Africa.
Africa.
Europe?
That right.
America, Australia.
Where's Asia?
Asia is at his restaurant.
Restaurant?
That good.
What her name?
Mei Li. The name
given her by Foo Sen.
Are you a leper?
No, no.
Do you think you can climb
the ladder to your house?
My house?
I'll help you.
Have you got Mai Pake?
Now, you and me got secret,
understand?
Africa is smart. Much study.
Better he be lawyer.
But he can't be.
They don't want any Chinese lawyers.
Five sons. Why did
Kee Mun Ki have five sons?
So, the house of Kee
would be big and strong.
In China, big, strong family
always has a lawyer.
But they won't teach me here.
I'd have to go to America.
You go to America.
But having to send money to mother
in China, we could never afford it.
So, we'll make more money.
Restaurant too little,
make it bigger.
Garden too little,
make it bigger.
But, we haven't any more land.
We get more land.
I'm sorry, is impossible.
Impossible come back
from Molokai.
Micah, what do you think
of our new Queen?
She's a proud, strong woman.
Some think she's got herself confused
with the Queen of England.
Can you handle her? Or should we push
someone else for Secretary of State?
I doubt you'll succeed. She knows
I've served three monarchs loyally.
My loyalty is to my pocketbook.
I hope you can protect it.
Maybe this monarchy is becoming
a luxury the islands can't afford.
Can i give you a lift?
No, thank you.
I prefer to walk.
To the Kee farm.
I don't care if you buy it.
I'll even lend you the money.
It belongs to a Hawaiian family.
She won't let them sell their land.
To white man?
To anyone,
except Hawaiians.
Do you know
this Hawaiian family?
It won't do you a bit of good.
this Hawaiian family.
Frankly, as Prime Minister
you aren't worth spit in a
windstorm.
What were you doing when the Queen
tore up our Constitution?
Praying?
to confiscate all the land and
money.
I couldn't stop her. I believe is
a gesture to prove her independence.
Gesture! She wants every
white man out of Hawaii.
She's trying to drive the islands
back to the 16th Century.
She's trying to protect
herself and her people.
Can you deny that for years
you've financed...
a campaign to promote
the American annexation of Hawaii?
Why should i deny it?
I'll tell you something else...
for the past six months
a group of us, in the family...
have been buying up
every firearm in Hawaii.
Including some from
the Queen's arsenal.
For amateur revolutionaries
we've done pretty well.
Whip...
you must wait.
What for? Until we
lose everything.
I'll not participate
in this ungodly scheme.
Do you want your relatives
shot for treason?
No, you've got to be
our white knight.
I tell you, i'll not be paety
to a revolution.
I'll supply the revolution,
you be the father of your country.
Never! And i don't intend to let you
drag the family down either.
There's only one thing worse
than a successful revolution...
that an unsuccessful one.
Sit tight, Brother Micah...
and await your call
to greatness.
Is coming, believe me.
Tired?
Tired? Hell, no.
More?
I never know if you do that
because you love me...
because is the custom, or just
to keep the furniture clean.
No one ever comes here.
You better see who it is.
I'm Lieutenant Keholo.
I know Mr Hoxworth is here.
You're under arrest, sir.
Am I?
Whas the charge?
Violation of the Defence
of the Realm Act. Treason.
You're taking me to jail?
Yes, sir.
Fumiko...
you go to the American Minister...
give him this.
He'll know what to do.
Anytime you're ready, Lieutenant.
After you, sir.
Hey, hold it...
what are you doing here?
Captain Hoxworth,
you're in trouble.
You'd better go
or you'll be in trouble.
You need money,
maybe?
No, thanks.
I don't need money, maybe.
Captain Hoxworth is
an American citizen.
For too long the whites have claimed
any citizenship that suited them.
Is particularly convenient
two American warships
in the harbour.
Apparently, you suspect
some sort of conspiracy.
Let me ask
a hypothetical question.
Suppose an uprising
did occur and failed?
What? I'm sorry, i put it poorly.
Is a custom of the islands...
he who acts against
the throne is beheaded.
But if Americans are involved,
prominent Americans.
You've travelled all over, you are
familiar with civilised custom.
Mr Houghton, what you call
civilised custom...
has been more cruel to these islands
If you have any influence over them,
I suggest you use it.
This is all hypothetical,
of course.
I'm sure you intend to release
Hoxworth, soon.
You can't be serious!
I'm sure Hoxworth is serious.
Why shouldn't I be?
He must have a trial. This is
a government founded upon law.
This is a government
fighting for its life.
Are you with it
or against it, Mr Hale?
Good evening, ma'am.
We're dealing with men
who hope to buy a revolution.
Will they be so eager when they see
it will cost them their lives?
This uprising must stop.
You must call it off.
I'm sorry, there's nothing i can do.
They've started the ball rolling.
Ma'am...
Let me speak to them!
You have great influence
with many people, so much so...
they speak of you as Hawaii's
first President after my fall.
Without my consent.
Your influence could be decisive.
If is crystal clear...
you stand shoulder to shoulder
with me, no matter whom it hurts.
This man is guilty
by his own admission.
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