Tokala Black Elk

Tokala Black Elk

  • Born: 1984-0-0
  • Height: 6' 1" (1.85 m)
  • Extended Reading

    Into the West quotes

    • Drunken Mountain Man: Fine looking squaw, ain't she? She got a good looking daughter too. I wouldn't mind making her acquaintance. Might even take me a bath. I never known an Injun gal do wash like her. Her husband must have clean britches everyday. Twice on Sunday. You don't need britches.

      Thunder Heart Woman: Move on.

      Drunken Mountain Man: Bet you ain't wearing none under that skirt. We're just gonna have to find out.

      [Jacob reaches out and grabs ThunderHeart Woman's wrist]

      Drunken Mountain Man: Easy there, partner. Mind that scattergun, friend. She knows how to use it.

      Jacob Jr.: Just get along and leave us along, mister!

      Drunken Mountain Man: Look at that Indian half-breed!

      [grabs Jacob Jr]

      Jacob Jr.: Let go of me!

      Jacob Wheeler: [Knocks the men hassling them to the ground and takes his pistol] Hand over your pistols and clear on out!

      Drunken Mountain Man: Got no call to take our pistols.

      Jacob Wheeler: Lucky I ain't in the killing spirit.

      Drunken Mountain Man: Who might you be, friend?

      Jacob Wheeler: The man that's gonna wing you just so I can carve your scalps and show 'em to you before I kill you.

      [removes the other pistol]

      Jacob Wheeler: Jacob Jr., take this son. Get on up!

      Drunken Mountain Man: All right!

      Jacob Wheeler: Next time to you talk to a man's wife, you'll show her some respect. Come on, get out of here!

      [shoves them out of the cafeteria and fires the pistol]

      Jacob Wheeler: [the crowd laughs] M

      Jacob Wheeler: [fires a shotgun] My name's Jacob Wheeler! From now on, any of you sons of bitches step out of line, you'll answer to me! Anybody wanna challenge that?

    • Voices That Carry: [comes back to the reservation after going to the Carlisle boarding school for 9 years] I'm looking for Red Lance, son of White Crow, grandson of Running Fox.

      Red Lance: [In Lakota] Who looks for Red Lance?

      Voices That Carry: [in Lakota] His brother, Voices That Carry.

      Red Lance: [repeats name] Voices That Carry.

      [in English]

      Red Lance: Little brother, look at you. Did they drink your blood and turn you into a wasichu?

      [both laugh]