Treasure of Matecumbe Page #7
- G
- Year:
- 1976
- 117 min
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trail Spangler left for Cooter Skaggs.
We were...
What on earth...?
- Cougar.
- Cougar?
It's an Indian tribe,
part of the Seminoles.
- They friendly with your people?
- Nobody's friends. Bad.
Bad? Do you think they've seen us?
They see, long time now.
Why can't we see them?
They don't want us to.
What do you think, Charlie?
Hurricane.
Hurricane?
- Stay here. Better.
- Why stay here?
A beach on the open sea's no
place to be in a hurricane.
But Spangler won't stop.
If we all end up at the
bottom of the sea, Davie,
we won't have gained much, will we?
It's so still.
Charlie not wrong. Birds not wrong.
We're almost there, aren't we?
With luck, we can beat it.
Let's make a run for it.
There's the trees!
Stay together!
Jim!
Keep going!
- Charlie!
- Charlie, are you all right?
- Can you get up?
- Oh, Charlie.
Charlie all right.
Give me your hand!
Come on!
Try and dig in!
Over there! Turn out!
Look out!
- Thad!
- Davie.
- Look!
- It's the gold for sure.
- Look!
- Go on.
Go and get Uncle Jim!
Uncle Jim! Uncle Jim!
Over by Davie! He's found something!
Run!
- It is!
- Look at that, Thad!
We did it! Yeah! Hey!
Doctor!
- Snodgrass!
- Doctor!
No!
Behind you! Doctor!
Oh, no!
Dr. Snodgrass!
No!
No, Doctor!
- Come on, boys.
- No!
No, it's no use. Come on.
Into the woods!
Go on!
Hurry! Keep it moving!
Davie! Davie!
Uncle Jim! Uncle Jim!
- Davie!
- I'm down here!
Get me outta here!
Stay there!
Chief's tomb.
You'll be safer down there
than up here. Come on.
- What's he doing?
- Calming the spirits.
Matecumbe Cougar sacred burial ground.
We'll have more than spirits to
worry about if the Cougar find us.
- Will they kill us?
- No kill.
Cougar make wear cockatiel all time.
- Cockatiel?
- Make squaws out of us.
Slaves for the rest of our lives.
Not a sign of him.
I searched the beach a mile each way.
Gold.
Some jewelry. Mostly coins.
Jim.
- Cougar coming.
- Let's go.
It's Spangler!
Hold your fire!
We want the gold, Bernie.
Leave it! Then get outta there.
- You're not gonna give it to him?
- Shh!
Cougar hear gun, find us.
- That may not be all bad.
- We won't wait any longer!
- That may not be all bad.
- We won't wait any longer!
I want the gold. I want the gold now!
You and the boys get outta here. Hide.
- Just give it to him.
- Do as I say.
It's yours! But I'm
taking you at your word.
We want safe passage outta here.
You have my word! As a gentleman.
All right, let's grab it and run.
Got too heavy for 'em.
Ooh.
Ah.
Take it. Take the treasure to the
boats. Take the treasure to the boats!
Where are they?
I'm getting out of here!
Wait!
Come on! Come on back here and fight!
Come on, you yellow-stomached rats!
Chief, I don't know nothing
about these other fellas,
but I am part-Mohawk
on me mother's side.
Good. Mohawk made good squaw.
Squaw?
Go.
Come, squaw.
Squaw.
Nearly journey's end, Davie.
You've got the Bernie treasure.
All I want is enough to fix up Grassy.
We'll split up the rest.
That all right with you, Thad?
Yeah.
- Snodgrass.
- Dr. Snodgrass!
Dr. Snodgrass!
- Dr. Snodgrass!
- Snodgrass!
- Doctor!
- Doctor.
Are you all right, Dr. Snodgrass?
A slight separation of
the femur and the tibia.
A minor visitation for
a man of my constitution.
- I never thought we'd see you again.
- The sea couldn't hold me, sir.
I was beached by an immense
yet understanding wave.
I know what the English
say about bad pennies, Doc,
but I'm awfully glad
to see you're alive.
Oh, my dear.
Oh, Thad. Thad, Thad. Thank you.
Dr. Snodgrass, I told
God if He saved you,
I'd do exactly like you say,
learn everything I can so
as you can be proud of me.
Well, He obviously kept
His part of the bargain.
So from now on, Thad, your
course is clearly charted.
Come along, then. You seem to have
had a very easy time of it, you others.
Oh!
I had the most harrowing experience.
Let me tell you about it.
At the risk of boring myself...
Dr. Snodgrass, are you really English?
Only at times, Thad.
Only at... at times.
Dr. Snodgrass, why don't you
come and stay with us at Grassy?
At Grassy? Oh, I should
be honored, Davie.
But I can't in good
conscience forego my duty
towards those poor
unfortunates along the river
who await my call with
such impatience every year.
But it's good to know
that you and Grassy
will always be there to offer sanctuary.
Know that the friendships
that were forged in the
crucible of our adversity
shall not tarnish
nor their temper e'er lose.
What'd he say?
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