text/[U.S.] Quentin Tarantino
translated/Cao Yi
location, suburbs, hot days
accompanied by the opening subtitles of the film and the theme song of the Italian Western style, we see Seven barefoot male black slaves were held together by fetters, and were led by two white hillbillies on horseback.
This is somewhere in Texas. The blacks (Roy, Big Sid, Benjamin, Jiang Ge, Chunky Ralph, Franklin, and Blueberry) were slaves who had just been bought at the Greenville Negro auction in Mississippi. The white hillbilly were two slave traders, the Speck brothers (Ace and Dicky).
Among the seven black slaves, one was Jiang Ge, the protagonist of the film...He was ranked fourth in the fetters. We look closely to find that the letter "r" was branded on his cheek (indicating that he had escaped (Note 1)), but the scar left by the whipping on his back is clear at a glance.
Along with the opera-style opening song, a set of editing shots showing a tragic and painful atmosphere was presented. Jiang Ge and others walked through the scorching sun and heavy rain, and the bullwhip drove them away. They stepped barefoot on hard rocks and wade through the quagmire. The fetters frayed their ankles.
The subtitles are still playing, and the flashback shots of Jiang Ge's Italian Western style are also shown. The content of flashbacks in Italian Westerns is never beautiful, and it is often the protagonist of the film recalling the most painful moments in the past when he or his lover was tortured by wicked people. In this shot, we see Jiang Ge standing in the slave enclosure at the Greenville auction.
Jiang Ge, who was submerged in the crowd, saw his wife Bloom Hilda being taken to auction through the fence of the fence gate. He pushed aside the crowd and walked towards the door, and he could vaguely see Bloom Hilda standing in the auction area, while the auctioneer yelled "Deal." Then she was taken away without whereabouts.
The scorching sun continued to burn on Jiang Ge's head, and he was still immersed in memories.
Jiang Ge stood in the slave enclosure. One hundred and fifty slaves stood in the enclosure that could only accommodate forty people.
Several white men dragged him out of the fence, naked and barefoot, and led him through a corridor into a huge circular fence surrounded by three levels of spectator stands.
On the first floor are the big buyers standing close to the auction area.
Jiang Ge walked into a line of (black) slaves, their (white) masters, and salesmen (white people who were selling in the auction area), and they were waiting to step onto the auction stage.
A slave (Robbie) stood in the auction area and looked at the buyers in the house. The salesperson was busy promoting sales, and the owner was standing aside.
Jiang Ge understood the environment he was in. He never liked white people, and the white people here are especially ugly.
It was Jiang Ge's turn to be auctioned, and the sad theme song became stronger, and Jiang Ge was brought to the auction table. He looked down at all the white people who wanted to buy blacks, and they looked up at him.
His heart is full of hatred.
The scene goes back to the current Jiang Ge, who wore fetters and six companions stumbling across the narrow stretch of northern Texas in the scorching sun... Memories... Meditation... Hatred...
End of credits.
Location, jungle, night and
night, the Speck brothers rode on horses and drove their black cargo forward.
It was a dark night, with only a few stars in the sky glowing faintly. The night is too dark, and the slaves can only walk along the river bed to avoid losing their way. The two Speck brothers each hung a lamp in front of the horse, and the lead slave Roy also carried a lamp.
It was also a cold night, and seven slaves, two slave traders, and two horses all breathed or frosted. The seven slaves strung together, because the leader was carrying a lamp, all of them exhaled white air, and took almost uniform steps, very much like a locomotive.
The undressed slaves shivered, while the Speck brothers wore leather jackets with white fur and white fur collars.
At this
moment... a voice and a faint light appeared on the road in front of them. The slave traders stopped their slave escort team and raised their rifles on alert.
A gray-clothed rider was sitting on a black horse and came forward from the back view, illuminating him with a light in his hand.
The rider's clothes showed that he was an outsider. A long gray winter coat with a gray three-piece suit and a gray bowler hat.
Dicky Speck: Who is blocking the way? Report your origins, or be prepared to die!
Rider: Don't be impulsive, sir, I have no intentions. I am just a tired traveler.
The rider in the gray suit reined his horse and stopped in front of the two slave traders and the slaves, and held the light beside his face. He speaks with a slight German accent.
Rider (to the slave traders): Good evening on a cold day, gentlemen. (To the trembling slaves) Good evening. I'm looking for two slave traders who are called the Speck brothers. Is it you?
Ace Speck: Who is looking for them?
Rider: Me. This is Dr. Kim Schultz, and this is my horse, Fritz.
Fritz lowered his head and bowed his compliments. This was a trick the doctor taught him.
Dicky Speck: Are you a doctor?
Dr. Schultz: Yes.
Dicky Speck: What doctor?
Dr. Schultz: Dentist. Are you the Speck brothers? Did you buy these guys from the Greenville auction?
Ace Speck: What does it matter to you?
Dr. Schultz: Then I want to talk to you.
Ace Speck: Speak English!
Dr. Schultz: Oh, sorry. Please forgive me, this is my second language. In your purchase list, I believe there are people I want to find. (To the slaves) Poor fellows, have any of you ever been at the Karuken Plantation?
Roy at the head of the team carried the lamp, and the slave behind was hidden in the dark. A voice sounded in the darkness.
Jiang Ge's voice (outside the painting): I'm from Karuken Plantation.
Dr. Schultz rode Fritz into the darkness. He raised the lamp to illuminate the slave Jiang Ge.
Dr. Schultz: Great! Young man, what is your name?
Jiang Ge: Jiang Ge.
Dr. Schultz: Unbelievable! You are the person I am looking for. Tell me, Jiang Ge-by the way, this is a very good name-did you know three overseers called the Britt Brothers when you were at the Karuken Plantation?
Jiang Ge nodded.
Dr. Schultz was very happy.
Dr. Schultz: Big John, Ellis, and little brother Raj?
Jiang Ge: That's them, the three Britt brothers.
Dr. Schultz: So Jiang Ge, you think you can recognize—
Brother Speck watched this foreigner talk to his slave politely... I couldn't believe it.
Ace Speck: Hi, don't talk to him like that!
Dr. Schultz: What is it like?
Ace Speck: Like that!
Dr. Schultz: My husband, I just want to be sure—
Ace Speck: Speak English, damn it!
Dr. Schultz: Calm down everyone! I am just a customer who wants to make a transaction.
Ace Speck: I don't care, there is no deal. Get out now!
Dr. Schultz: This is ridiculous, they are for sale.
Ace raised his rifle and pointed it at the German.
Ace Speck: Go away!
Isla's bolt.
Dr. Schultz: My husband, do you just want to frighten me with your exaggerated posture, or do you really want to kill me with that weapon?
Ace Speck: For the last time, the sissy—
Doctor Schultz: —Very good—the
doctor threw the lamp on the ground and didn't go into the darkness.
When another beam of light came on, we saw the doctor pulling out the pistol from the pistol holster and bluntly shot Ace Speck in the face...
... The idiot Ace Speck fell off his horse and died on the ground.
Dicky hadn't had time to shoot at the Germans or turn the horse's head...
Bang...
Doctor Schultz shot his horse head
...The horse crashed to the ground, and Dickie also fell down...
Dead horse pressure On Dicky's slightly twisted leg, we heard a crisp fracture...
Dicky let out a scream.
The slaves watched this happen before their eyes. They had never seen a white man killed by another white man before.
Dicky was under his horse and couldn't move.
Jiang Ge watched in the dark. The German got off the horse, picked up the lamp that Ace had dropped, and walked towards the living Speck.
Dr. Schultz: I'm sorry I shot your horse. I just don't want you to do anything reckless before you regain your sanity.
Dr. Schultz lit the lantern to illuminate himself, and then walked towards Dickie.
Dicky Speck: You son of a bitch, you killed Ace!
Dr. Schultz: I just killed your brother when he threatened to kill me. I believe I have... (number of slaves)... one, two, three, four, five, six, seven witnesses can testify for me.
Dicky Speck: My leg is broken!
Dr. Schultz: Definitely. Now, if you can keep your complaints down as much as possible, I want to continue to ask Xiao Jiang Ge and finish asking my questions. (To Jiang Ge) As I said just now, if you see Brother Britt again, will you recognize them?
Jiang Ge: Yes.
Dr. Schultz: I'm sure that to you, all bearded white men look alike. So, Jiang Ge, can you pinpoint the Britt brothers with certainty and certainty among a group of bearded whites?
Jiang Ge's Italian Western style flashback shots in the Karuken Plantation, in Jiang Ge's hut. It was raining outside. Jiang Ge was having sex with his wife Bloom Hilda, when suddenly, his wife screamed and stopped. The three overseers, the Britt brothers, were peeping outside the window. They then broke in through the main entrance. Soaked, they swaggered into the shed and forced the two slaves to continue sexual intercourse for their entertainment.
Jiang Ge and Bloom Hilda were forced to have sex. The three brothers touched Bloom Hilda’s chocolate-colored thighs and buttocks with their wet hands... Then they pulled Jiang Ge away, and Big John climbed to Bloom. On Mhilda... the other two Britt brothers beat Jiang Ge with belts, causing him to curl up in the corner, and let them gang rape his wife.
The camera returns to the current Jiang Ge.
Jiang Ge: I can point them out.
Dr. Schultz: Deal! So Mr. Speck, how much does Jiang Ge sell for?
Dicky Speck: My legs are going to be lost!
Dr. Schultz: Yes, unless you can find a capable doctor right away, you may not be able to keep it. Still talking about trading, how much do you want to sell Jiang Ge?
Dicky Speck: Go to hell you!
Dr. Schultz: Don't be silly. How much is Jiang Ge?
Dicky Speck: Eight hundred dollars!
Dr. Schultz: Oh, don't do that. Although I am not as experienced in slave trading as you and your family are, I am not a newborn child either.
The doctor took out a booklet from the pocket of his gray coat.
Dr. Schultz: I found this super practical booklet at the Greenville Slave Auction. It said that African slaves—especially slaves working in farm work—market for 60 to 80 yuan. Jiang Ge is undoubtedly handsome, and is also a black slave doing farm work. According to this booklet-they shouldn't be talking nonsense-he is worth eighty yuan. On this basis, I am willing to increase the price and pay one hundred and twenty-five yuan to buy Xiao Jiang Ge.
Dr. Schultz took out a long wallet from his pocket and took out a one hundred, two ten and one five-yuan bills.
Dr. Schultz: Since your late brother is no longer available, I want to buy his old horse.
He took a twenty yuan gold coin from his pocket and threw it on Dickie. He bent down and put the notes into Dickie's dead horse saddle bag. When he reached in, he fumbled around and found the key to the fetters. Opened Jiang Ge's fetters.
Jiang Ge is free.
Dr. Schultz: Alright, Jiang Ge. Rub your ankle well, and then ride that horse. Also, if I were you, I would wear the coat left by the dear Mr. Speck who just passed away.
Jiang Ge took off the coat of the dead slave trader, put on this warm jacket, and then rode on Ace Speck's horse.
Dr. Schultz turned and looked at Dickie on the ground.
Dr. Schultz: Mr. Speck, I'm afraid I need a sale deed. do you have?
Dickie didn't answer, just cursed him.
Dr. Schultz took out a notebook from his pocket, and said-
Dr. Schultz: I don't think so. Don't worry, I will prepare it. (Writing) This is just a contract of sale. (He stops and talks to Jiang Ge) "Jiang Ge" (Note 2) When spelling, "D" is silent, isn't it?
Jiang Ge: Huh?
Dr. Schultz: Why not?
He wrote a silent "D" in his notebook, then stopped to admire his calligraphy.
Dr. Schultz: Yes, that's a bit of character.
The German doctor leaned down to Speck, who was crushed by a horse, and handed him the notebook and pen.
Dr. Schultz: Excuse me, sign here.
The hillbilly sipped at the German face. The doctor wiped his face with a handkerchief, then took out a knife and whispered to the slave trader. Speck signed the contract of sale.
Dr. Schultz: Mr. Speck, I would be happy to deal with you, but your customer service needs to be improved.
The doctor turned on his horse and looked at six fettered slaves.
Dr. Schultz: As for you poor ghosts...
He threw the key to open the fetters to the chunky Ralph.
Dr. Schultz: Let me say, what should you do next, there are two choices. First, after I left, you removed the animal that was resting on Speck and sent him to the nearest town. It should be at least thirty-seven miles back down the road you came from. Or... the second option, you open your shackles and pick up the rifle over there... shoot him in the head, bury them both, and go to a free place. The choice is yours.
When he was about to ride away, he added another sentence-
Dr. Schultz: Oh, I guess there are no astronomy enthusiasts among you, so the Polaris is that one. goodbye.
He looked at Jiang Ge who didn't know how to make the horse take a step.
Dr. Schultz: Kick it.
Jiang Ge did so, and the horse began to move forward.
Dr. Schultz: Look, it's not that difficult.
Location, Texas scenery, sunrise
western scenery. breaking Dawn. The two men rode horses silently, and the horses chuckle among the stones. Jiang Ge is wearing Speck's coat, and inside is a white button-down shirt of Dr. Schultz. They rode in the picturesque scenery... Doctor Schultz broke the silence.
Dr. Schultz: So, Jiang Ge, what are you going to call it?
Jiang Ge: Who?
Dr. Schultz: Your horse.
Jiang Ge: What horse?
Dr. Schultz: The horse you rode.
Jiang Ge: This is not my horse.
Dr. Schultz: It's yours.
Jiang Ge: No, no, this is your horse. I just ride.
Dr. Schultz: Well, that's the theory in theory-wait-it's not in theory. If this is my horse, I can give it to you, so now I will give it to you. Jiang Ge, you are now the proud owner of this horse, congratulations.
Jiang Ge: I don't know how to feed horses. I will not take care of horses.
Dr. Schultz (disappointingly): Don't worry about this!
They rode in silence for a while...the doctor settled down...then smiled and said--
Doctor Schultz: Then...now that this matter has been settled...what do you plan to call it? Half of the fun of owning a horse is to give it a name. For example, my mount is called Fritz. It is stubborn, angry, and bad-tempered, but I can't live without it. (He pats Fritz on the neck) Anyway, naming the mount cannot be taken lightly. After you think about it-
Jiang Ge: Tony.
Dr. Schultz: What Tony?
Jiang Ge: I don't know. Tony Ma?
Dr. Schultz: Oh, you mean your horse is Tony?
Jiang Ge: Yes. You just asked me this, didn't you?
Dr. Schultz: Yes, yes, I asked you. Why Tony?
Jiang Ge: Do you have to say it? You didn't say I have to tell you this.
They have come to a western town at the foot of the mountain. They passed by a street sign that said: "Welcome to Dotley, Texas."
Dr. Schultz: I'm just a little curious, it's human nature. Of course you don't have to tell me. In fact, a little bit of mystery will make any mount more stylish. I think Tony is very mysterious. Very good, Jiang Ge, good job.
Location, in the western town of Dotri,
the residents of Dotri in the morning are waking up one after another. Jiang Ge and Dr. Schultz rode Fritz and Tony through the main street of the town. Dotri is just like the hundreds of western towns we have seen in the movie. But for the residents of Dotri, Jiang Ge and the German are not ordinary visitors.
Dr. Schultz: What are people looking at?
Jiang Ge: They have never seen a nigger riding a horse.
Dr. Schultz: Why do they think you should not ride a horse?
Jiang Ge: You ask me?
Dr. Schultz parked Fritz in front of a tavern and dismounted. Jiang Gelema was struggling to stop and dismount, but finally he managed to deal with it. Dr. Schultz began to ask him questions like a barrage.
Dr. Schultz: What other daily behaviors are forbidden for you to participate in?
Just like the situation often encountered when talking to this white man, Jiang Ge didn't understand-"What?"
Dr. Schultz: I just want to know what you can do and what you can’t do. Also, if you can’t do it, then why can’t you do it? For example, can we walk into this pub, sit at the table, order a drink, and drink it? Will the authorities disagree?
Jiang Ge: Yes, they will have opinions.
Dr. Schultz: What behavior makes them feel the most intolerable?
Jiang Ge: All. I can't enter the tavern. My ass can't sit on a chair, let alone close to the table. I can't drink anything. I definitely can't drink with a white man in a public place.
Dr. Schultz: If I did this with you, would the tavernkeeper have enough reason to call the sheriff to clean us up?
Jiang Ge: Needless to say, they will definitely find the sheriff.
The doctor reached out to the door of the tavern.
Dr. Schultz: If that's the case, Jiang Ge, please come in.
Jiang Ge: Oh—I'm not kidding, I can't go in.
Dr. Schultz: Jiang Ge, you have to learn to believe me. There is a good saying: "Don't miss the opportunity. Time will never come."
He took Jiang Ge by the arm and led Jiang Ge into the door of the tavern.
Interior view, tavern, the
nervous slave and confident German dentist walked into the tavern in the morning .
The tavernkeeper (Pete) was standing high on a chair on the table, changing the chandelier for candles. He turned his back to the two guests.
Dr. Schultz: Good morning, boss, please pour two glasses of beer for two tired travelers.
Tavernkeeper: It's a bit early now, we have an hour to open the door. Breakfast will be served at that time-
he turned around and saw them.
Tavernkeeper: Wow! What are you doing? Dude, kick that nigger out.
(Time omitted and cut)
Location, tavern,
about five minutes later in the morning , the tavern owner ran out of the tavern and called the sheriff.
Dr. Schultz and Jiang Ge sat at the table. Dr. Schultz shouted-
Dr. Schultz: Boss! Remember, come to the sheriff, not the marshal. This is not the jurisdiction of law enforcement officers. This is not illegal, it's just a violation of the regulations. This is the job of the sheriff.
The tavernkeeper ran away.
Only two people were sitting in the empty tavern.
Dr. Schultz: It seems that we can only greet ourselves.
The German stood up, walked to the bar, and poured two glasses of beer. Jiang Ge sat still. After a while, he asked——
Jiang Ge: What kind of dentist are you?
The doctor who was pouring beer smiled.
Dr. Schultz: I haven't treated people for five years-even if I know you well, I won't look in your mouth. I am convinced that seeing my teeth is definitely a disaster. But recently I got a new job...bounty hunter.
Jiang Ge didn't respond to this.
Dr. Schultz: Do you know what a bounty hunter is?
The black man shook his head.
The doctor walked back to the table with a glass of wine, and he explained-
Dr. Schultz: Just like the slave trade is the trade of living people and money, the bounty hunter trades corpses. The government gives rewards per capita. I search for this person, find this person, and kill this person. Then I sent his body to the authorities-sometimes easier said than done. I showed the corpse to the authorities—proving that I did kill him—at this time, the authorities would give me a bounty. (Raising the glass) Cheers.
The two clinked glasses and took a sip.
Jiang Ge: What is the bounty?
Dr. Schultz: A reward.
Jiang Ge: If you kill someone, they will give you rewards?
Dr. Schultz: Kill some people, yes.
Jiang Ge: White?
Dr. Schultz: Most of them are. There are also some Mexicans and a few Chinese.
Jiang Ge: Bad guy?
Dr. Schultz: The worse they are, the greater the reward. So I came to you, I must admit that it makes me a little embarrassed. On the one hand, I despise slavery. On the other hand, I need your help, and if you don’t refuse, it’s better. So for the time being I will use this nonsense slavery to serve me. (Pauses) That's what I said...doing this kind of thing...I still feel guilty. So... I hope we two reach an agreement. I'm looking for the Britt brothers, but I have one disadvantage. So far, I don't know what they look like. But you know... right?
Jiang Ge's Italian Western style flashback footage of the
Carluken Plantation. Jiang Ge was firmly grasped by Roger and Ellis Britt, and Big John burned the letter "r" on his cheek with a soldering iron.
The camera returns to the current Jiang Ge.
Jiang Ge: I know what they look like, yes.
Dr. Schultz: All right. So, this is our agreement. You follow me until we find them——
Jiang Ge:——Where shall we go?
Dr. Schultz: I heard that at least two of the three brothers are working as overseers in Gatlinburg, but I don't know where they are. This means we have to visit every plantation in Gatlinburg until we find them. After we find them, you point them out and I will kill them. If you do this, I will give you freedom... plus a bounty of twenty-five yuan per person-that is seventy-five yuan... and your Matoni-although I have already given it to you ——When the last Britt falls to the ground, I will buy you a new saddle, a new set of clothes, and a handsome cowboy hat.
Dr. Schultz looked at the tavern window.
Dr. Schultz: It just so happens that... the sheriff is here.
Location, tavern, in the morning
we saw Sheriff Bill Sharp approaching the tavern with a rifle. Some residents (including the tavernkeeper) stood looking around. A little boy led a group of little goats through the town.
Sheriff Sharp was standing in the middle of the street.
Sheriff Sharp: Guys, enjoy enough, come out.
The doctor and Jiang Ge stood up and walked towards the door.
At this time, the sheriff went on to say-
Sheriff Sharp: Why do you all come to my town to cause trouble and intimidate these kind-hearted residents? You have nothing else to do except to make trouble in the town of Bill Sharp-
Dr . King Schultz stretched out his hand as soon as he appeared on the highest step of the porch, as if to shake hands
... Next...
A small, large-caliber short-barreled pistol slid into his hand from a metal sliding device hidden in his sleeve. As soon as he got the pistol, the dentist shot Bill Sharp in the stomach.
The small pistol made a faint popping sound.
The frightened Bill Sharp let out an unpleasant wailing, then collapsed to the ground.
The residents of the small town were terrified.
Jiang Ge was also terrified.
Schultz walked down the steps of the porch, walked to the sheriff, reloaded his small pistol, and a passerby yelled—
passerby: What did you do to our sheriff?
The answer Dr. Schultz gave him was to fire another shot at the head of the sheriff, killing the sheriff.
In the background, a woman fainted. The boy and his goat ran away.
Dr. Schultz looked at the tavern owner across the street.
Dr. Schultz: Now you can call the marshal.
(Time omitted and clipped)
Location, Dockley Street, Japanese
Federal Marshal Gil Tatum screamed to several men in Dockley.
Marshall Tatum: Pull the carriage across the street from the tavern. I want six men to stand behind with six bursts of rifles. Two men took two rifles on the roof, and two men took two rifles on the roof, all their guns pointed at the front door. Get someone to lift Bill off that street.
A cowboy with a rifle climbed onto the roof across the street from the tavern.
The lawman ordered everyone to pull the carriage to the designated position.
The last sniper was seated on the roof.
At this time...
from the tavern came... the sound of the piano... the
interior, the tavern,
Dr. Rischolz was sitting in front of the piano, playing a nice tavern tune. He is like a skilled professional pianist in a western tavern. The frightened Jiang Ge thought that his new owner was a neurotic and would kill both of them. He peeped out from the drawn curtains.
Dr. Schultz’s suit jacket hung on a chair. All his weapons, including the wonderful metal sliding device of the large-caliber short-barreled pistol, lay on the table. He was playing the piano in a shirt and gray suit and vest.
Dr. Schultz: What are they doing?
Jiang Ge: I think they might be thinking why you want to play the piano.
Dr. Schultz: Very good. (Pauses) But what are they doing?
Jiang Ge: A group of white people pushed a carriage and parked at the door, and then they hid behind with guns. Another group of white people climbed onto the roof and aimed their rifles at this side.
Dr. Schultz: Damn, they move very fast. Is the marshal outside?
Jiang Ge: If I am not mistaken, then he is outside.
Dr. Schultz: Why do you think it is a marshal?
Jiang Ge: Because he seems to be talking.
Voice of the Marshal: Listen to the people in the tavern!
Dr. Schultz stopped playing.
Voice of the Marshal: We have eleven rifles surrounding this house! You have a chance to come out alive! You and your nigger immediately raise their hands and come out from inside, I'm serious, right away!
Dr. Schultz: Say one thing! Is this Mr. Marshal that I had the honor to talk to?
Marshal Tatum: Yes, I am Jill Tatum, the US Federal Marshal.
Dr. Schultz: Great! Then Mr. Marshall, I have removed all the weapons, and as you have instructed, I am ready to go out with my hands high. I believe that, as a representative of the criminal justice system of the United States of America, I will not be shot in the street by you or your men before I am sent to court.
Marshal Tatum: Do you mean like you treat our sheriff? Shoot him in the street like a dog!
Dr. Schultz: Yes, that's exactly what I meant! As a law enforcement official, can you promise me that I will not shoot me in the street like a dog?
Marshal Tatum: Well, although we would all like to see such a scene, no one will grab the job of the executioner!
Dr. Schultz: It makes sense, we are out! (To Jiang Ge) The atmosphere outside is a bit tense. So the action should be slow. Let me speak.
Jiang Ge looked at him in surprise.
Location, tavern/street,
many guns are aimed at the main entrance of the tavern.
The whole town stood outside the gun’s range to watch the confrontation.
The tavern door opened, and Dr. Schultz and Jiang Ge walked out with their hands raised.
Marshal Tatum: Have you put down your weapons?
Dr. Schultz: Very sure. Marshal Tatum, can I tell you, your men, and all the residents of Dotri about the accident that happened?
Marshal Tatum: Say!
Dr. Schultz: This is Kim Schultz, the dentist. Like you, I also serve the court. The deceased who fell to the ground was the sheriff elected by the residents of Dotley. You know his name was Bill Sharp, but he was actually a fugitive named Willard Peck. He was rewarded for arresting him. It is two hundred yuan, both life and death.
Marshal Tatum: What are you talking about!
Dr. Schultz: I know this is likely to be disturbing news. But I dare say that this man became a sheriff only two years ago. I know this because he stole cattle at the BC Corrigan Livestock Company in Lubbock, Texas three years ago. I have here a letter of attorney issued by Judge Henry Allen Laudermilk of the Austin Circuit Court of Texas. You can send him a telegram. He will prove my identity and the previous identity of your sergeant who just died.
The men with rifles began to look at each other. Then Dr. Schultz gave a fatal blow.
Dr. Schultz: In other words, Marshal, you owe me two hundred dollars.
(Cut to camera)
Location, Tennessee country road,
Dr. Zhijiango and Dr. Schultz have been cycling together towards Gatlinburg for several miles in the countryside of Tennessee. Dr. Schultz wore a gray suit almost the same as before, and Jiang Ge also wore his trousers as a slave, Schultz's shirt and Ace Speck's coat. Later, a pair of shoes appeared on his feet.
Dr. Schultz: Everyone needs a plan, kid. This is an extraordinary period. Only a planned person can survive. Only those with good plans can develop. So, according to that, what are your plans, Xiao Jiang Ge?
Jiang Ge: What do you mean?
Dr. Schultz: Yes, after we finish Britt's thing, you will be free, with a horse with seventy-five yuan in your pocket. what are you planning to do?
Jiang Ge: Find my wife and redeem her freedom.
Dr. Schultz: Jiang Ge, I don't know you are married yet. Do your slaves value married life?
Jiang Ge: Huh?
Dr. Schultz: Do slaves believe in marriage?
Jiang Ge: My wife and I believe it.
Dr. Schultz: Where is she?
Jiang Ge: I don't know. They put us in different wagons and then sent us to the Greenville Slave Auction. She was sold out two days before me. But I don’t know to whom.
Dr. Schultz took out a long strip of beef jerky.
Dr. Schultz: A piece of beef jerky?
Jiang Ge: Okay.
Dr. Schultz tore him one. Jiang Ge chewed. Schultz continued-
Dr. Schultz: So your plan is to find your wife and redeem her freedom? It’s just that you don’t know where she is?
Jiang Ge, who was chewing beef jerky, nodded.
Dr. Schultz took a big bite of beef jerky, and he thought about the problem while chewing, and then announced-
Dr. Schultz: It should not be that difficult. How long ago was this?
Jiang Ge: A few months ago.
Dr. Schultz: Three or four months?
Jiang Ge: Three months.
Dr. Schultz: In other words, she is from the Carluken Plantation and was sold at the Greenville Slave Auction three months ago?
Jiang Ge nodded.
Dr. Schultz: The disadvantage of making slaves into a business is immorality, but the advantage is that records will be kept. There must be a book somewhere in Greenville with your wife's name, buyer's name, and possibly their address.
Then Schultz fell into thinking again.
Dr. Schultz: By the way, although the seventy-five yuan in your pocket is a big piece of fat, it won't let you go too far in Greenville. And a slave auction town in Mississippi is not a very safe place for you, whether you are a free person or not.
Jiang Ge: I will bring my proof of freedom.
Dr. Schultz: Yes. But what if you show this to gangsters and they grab it and tear it off?
Jiang Ge: Can they do this?
Dr. Schultz: They don't say that, but they can.
Jiang Ge: Then I will kill them.
Dr. Schultz: Very good! You are now addicted to killing white people. The problem is that this place is too dangerous for you.
Jiang Ge: I must go, when will I leave?
Schultz: When you are more scary.
Location, Chattanooga City, Chattanooga,
a big city with wet and muddy days . We are behind a servant/domestic slave uniform shop. Jiang Ge rushed out from the back door. He looked awkward, and one glance at the clothes he was wearing could understand why.
Jiang Ge wore a light gray-blue satin suit like "Little Lord Fontleroy", which was only matched in Marie Antoinette's Versailles court.
Dr. Schultz followed him.
Dr. Schultz: Jiang Ge, you have to put it on. This is "a play." You are playing a role. Your role is a personal servant. This is the dress of the footman. Remember what I said. During the acting period, you must never play.
(Cut to the camera)
Location, Bennett Manor. On the day
we saw Dr. Schultz riding a horse not far in front of Jiang Ge. Jiang Ge was wearing his "Little Lord Fontleroy" style light gray blue silk. Suit, they entered the territory of Bennett Manor, a plantation in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Jiang Ge was riding Tony, with a horse that no one was riding behind.
As the two rode towards the main entrance of Bennett Manor, the slaves in the surrounding cotton fields stopped picking cotton and straightened up to watch the startling scene.
The owner of the Bennett Manor, "Papa" Spencer Bennett, dressed in fancy casual clothes, walked out of the double doors of the mansion, stood at the top of the steps, with his hands on his hips, watching this White and black gradually approached from a distance.
Because male black slaves worked in the cotton fields, most of the slaves in Bennett Manor were beautiful women. From 14 to 24 years old, they were called "little horses", the second place after cotton on the plantation. Great money-making tool.
Dr. Schultz and Jiang Ge rode Fritz and Tony to the front of Bennett’s mansion. They attracted crowds of people, including slaves, Bennett’s family, and white workers (supervisors).
Spencer Bennett was standing on the steps, so there was no need to look up at the black man on the horse.
Spencer Bennett: It is illegal for a nigger to ride a horse in this place.
Dr. Schultz: This is my servant. My servant doesn't walk.
Spencer Bennett: I said nigga—
Doctor Schultz: His name is Jiang Ge. He is a free man. He can ride whatever he wants.
Spencer Bennett: Not in my place, not in front of my nigger.
Dr. Schultz: Dear sir, we may not be able to open the head well. Let me start again. I’m Dr. Kim Schultz, this is my entourage, Jiang Ge, and this is our Mafritz and Tony.
Fritz performed the bow trick again.
This made the cute little brunettes around Bennett giggle.
Dr. Schultz: Mr. Bennett, I believe you are a gentleman and a businessman. That’s why we came to Tennessee from Texas and wanted to talk to you.
Spencer Bennett: Talk about your business.
Dr. Schultz: I want to buy you a black girl.
Spencer Bennett: You and your buddy came to Tennessee from Texas just to buy me a black girl. No pre-appointment, nothing?
Dr. Schultz: I'm afraid it is.
Spencer Bennett: If I said, I don’t like you, and I don’t like your trousers nigga, I won’t sell you anything—what do you say?
Dr. Schultz: Mr. Bennett, if you are a businessman, as I always thought, then I believe I can say a lot to change your mind.
These words caught the attention of everyone, at least all Bennett's family. Spencer smiled.
Spencer Bennett: Come in, come and have a drink.
The hidden bounty hunter got off his mount, and Jiang Ge also got off his horse. Then the doctor walked to Bennett on the steps.
Dr. Schultz: Maybe when we are discussing business, you can find one of your cutest brunettes to accompany Jiang Ge around your manor.
Spencer: No problem, Bettina!
A lovely plump, sweet smile, 22-year-old black slave came to her.
Bettina: Yes, dad?
Spencer (to Schultz): What is the name of your entourage?
Dr. Schultz: Jiang Ge.
Spencer: Sweetheart Bettina, take Jiang Ge around to look around.
Bettina: Yes, dad.
Dr. Schultz said in a low voice to the owner of the plantation-
Dr. Schultz: Mr. Bennett, I must remind you that Jiang Ge is a free man. He cannot be treated as a slave. You treat him as good as you are to me.
Spencer: Understood, Schultz. Bettina?
Bettina: Yes, sir.
Spencer: Jiang Ge is not a slave. Jiang Ge is a free man. do you understand? You can't treat him like the other slaves here, because he is different from the other slaves here. Do you understand?
Bettina: You want me to treat him like a white man?
Spencer: I didn't mean that.
Bettina: Then I don't understand what you mean, daddy.
Spencer: Yes, I can see it. (He thinks for a while) Do you remember the white boy who came from town to install glass? His mother works in a lumber yard. Sometimes he would come to repair the windows.
The old nanny in the mansion interjected.
Babysitter: Oh, you are talking about Jerry.
Spencer: Yes, this boy is called by this name, Jerry. (To Bettina) You know Jerry, don't you, sweetheart?
Bettina: Yes, old man.
Spencer: That's right... Treat him like Jerry.
Location, on the other side of the Bennett plantation,
Ribetina led Jiang Ge out of the mansion and visited the plantation. Bettina dressed up as a slave, with a handkerchief wrapped around her head, and she matched Jiang Ge in a light gray-blue satin suit like "Little Lord Fontleroy". She looked up and down Jiang Ge suspiciously.
Bettina: What do you do for your master?
Jiang Ge: You didn't hear him say that I am not a slave.
Bettina: Are you really a free man?
Jiang Ge: Yes.
Bettina: You mean you want to dress like this yourself?
Jiang Ge was a little annoyed.
Exterior scene, Bennett Manor (back porch), Day
Spencer Bennett and Dr. Schultz sitting on the back porch drinking lemon juice.
Dr. Schultz: Those insiders told me that the most beautiful nigger in Tennessee is on your land. From the perspective of these black angels, my news is correct.
Spencer: Oh, there are charcoal blacks, ugly horses, and sausage-mouthed bitches in my field. But the most profitable female black slaves are these black dolls.
Dr. Schultz: This is exactly what I'm looking for, a black girl for Xiao Jiang Ge. So the question is, do you have a nigger here worth five thousand yuan?
Spencer: Dr. Schultz, a five-thousand-dollar slave, you have found the right person.
The camera returns to Jiang Ge and Bettina.
Bettina and Jiang Ge walked by a big tree in the plantation. The background is the cotton field and the black slave picking cotton.
Jiang Ge: Bettina, come here, let me ask you something.
He pulled her to a more secretive tree. Bettina thought that this man with trousers must want to be intimate with her. She was not interested at all.
Bettina: What do you want to do?
Jiang Ge: I'm looking for three white people. Three Brothers. Supervisor. Their name is Britt. do you know?
Bettina: Britt?
Jiang Ge: Yes, Britt. John Britt.
Ellis Britt and Roger Britt are sometimes called Little Raj.
Bettina: I don't know them.
Jiang Ge: They may also use other names. They may have come to the plantation last year.
Bettina: You mean Brother Shaffer?
Jiang Ge: It's possible, three brothers?
Bettina: Aha.
Jiang Ge: Are they here?
Bettina: Aha.
Jiang Ge: Can you show me one?
Bettina: There is one in the field over there.
She pointed to the cotton field. An overseer was riding a horse with a whip in his hand, watching the slaves work.
Jiang Ge picked up the bag on his shoulders, opened it, and took out a shiny brass telescope, just like the captain used. Obviously this is Dr. Schultz's. He pulled out the binoculars, placed it in front of his eyes, and looked towards the cotton field in the direction of Bettina's fingers.
In the binoculars: A dirty hillbilly was riding his old horse, the overseer, and didn't notice that Jiang Ge was looking at him. He calls himself Shafer, but Jiang Ge knows very well that he is Ellis Britt.
Jiang Ge's Italian Western style flashed back to the camera.
He remembered that Ellis Britt had burned an "r" on Bloom Hilda's cheek with a soldering iron.
The camera returns to Jiang Ge and the telescope.
He put down the telescope.
Bettina (if you don’t know): Is this the person you are looking for?
Jiang Ge: Yes.
He put away the binoculars and put it back in his bag.
Jiang Ge: Where are the other two?
Bettina: They are next to the stable, punishing Jody who broke the egg.
Jiang Ge: They beat Jody with a whip?
Bettina nodded.
Jiang Ge: Where is it? Point it to me.
She pointed to a shed, then pointed to the right.
Bettina: You walk towards the shed, and then you walk there.
Means: Go to the right after walking to the shed.
Jiang Ge: Go find the white man, the one who came with me.
He patted Bettina on the ass to make her hurry up.
Then he looked at the shed and stepped to find Brother Britt.
Flashback footage
This is a memory from the Karuken Plantation: Brothers Brit whipped Bloom Hilda.
Flogging: A punishment for whipping the back with a bullwhip.
Little Raj used the heel of his boots to draw a line on the ground. Let Jiang Ge stand online and watch his wife be whipped.
Big John Britt whipped Bloom Hilda's beautiful back with a bullwhip.
Jiang Ge, who stood behind the line, begged John's men to show mercy.
Jiang Ge: Please, Big John, she won't dare anymore! She is really sorry!
The whip pierced her back.
Jiang Ge (screaming): Damn, Big John!
Little Raj: Wow, nigger, don't get excited, don't spoil our interest.
Jiang Ge knelt down and pleaded for Big John for Bloom Hilda.
The camera returns to Jiang Ge.
He crossed the grass and walked quickly towards Brother Britt.
Flashback shot
Great John Britt was condescending, holding a bullwhip in his hand, and said to kneeling Jiang Ge—
Big John Britt: I like the way you beg, child.
Location, stables, the
youngest Raj Britt tied Jodi, a petite female slave (18 years old), to a dead tree stump.
Great John Britt paced, trying to wave his bullwhip a few times.
Little Jody begged the Shaffer/Brit brothers to let her go.
Roger walked over and sat on an old wagon wheel, ready to watch the caning.
Big John Britt: Jody, stop complaining. You know this is for your good. The niggas are clumsy. You will destroy everything you can see, and you are hopeless. Now only a whip can cure your stupidity.
Little Jody still begged.
The camera returns to Jiang Ge.
Jiang Ge, wearing a light gray-blue satin suit, quickly walked across the grass and walked towards Jody and Brother Britt. Eight little friends followed him bouncingly. It was eight small French bulldogs, they were roaring, barking, and sniffing at his feet. Jiang Ge didn't care about these puppies.
The camera goes back to Great John Britt.
He was ready to slap little Jody on the back.
Big John: See if you will break the eggs in the future.
Jiang Ge turned the corner, walked to the stable, and stood behind them. They did not see Jiang Ge. Big John raised his whip backwards...
At this
moment... Jiang Ge stopped him.
Jiang Ge: John Britt!
Big John put down his hand and looked up. A shattered full-length mirror leaned against the stable wall, which was eliminated from the big house. Britt saw Jiang Ge in the mirror, the black man in a light gray-blue satin suit and surrounded by French bulldogs.
Little Jody, who was tied to a dead tree stump and kneeled on his knees, looked up and saw the same scene in the mirror.
Little Raj looked to the left following the sound.
The Great John turned to Jiang Ge, but he still didn't recognize who it was.
Jiang Ge stared at him.
Big John's smile disappeared. He recognized Jiang Ge.
Roger is too.
Little Raj: Jiang Ge?
... Jiang Ge stretched out his hand, and Dr. Schultz's large-caliber short-barreled pistol sliding device put the small gun into his hand, and he shot a bullet at the stone heart of Big John.
Big John's face was horrified... He knelt to the ground... Holding his heart, he raised his head to look at Jiang Ge.
Jiang Ge: I like the way you die, boy.
Big John heard this... and fell to death.
Little Jody couldn't believe his eyes.
Four slaves who happened to pass by saw this scene.
Little Raj was stunned... and immediately recovered his senses. He stretched out his hand to grab the gun at his waist, but because he was not a gunman, he was in a panic. Although he pulled the gun from the holster, it fell to the ground.
The gun went off...Bang.
The bullet hit his own foot and he jumped up and down with pain.
The bulldog heard the gunshots and fled around.
Jiang Ge picked up the bullwhip that Big John had dropped on the ground, and began to beat Little Raj on the cheek and chest.
More slaves gathered.
Jiang Ge knocked him to the ground, then threw the whip on the ground, picked up Roger's pistol, and shot all (five) bullets into Roger's body.
It is not an exaggeration to say that the slaves are all dumbfounded.
Dr. Schultz, riding a horse and carrying a rifle, came quickly. What he saw was Jiang Ge and two dead bodies.
Dr. Schultz: Who are they?
Jiang Ge: This is John Britt, and that is the little brother Raj.
Dr. Schultz: Where is Ellis?
Jiang Ge: He is in that field, preparing to run away.
Ellis Britt galloped on his horse, trying to escape.
Schultz put his burst of rifle in front of him, and kept aiming at Ellis.
Dr. Schultz: Is it really him?
Ellis ran farther and farther...
Jiang Ge: Yes!
Dr. Schultz: Are you sure?
Ellis ran farther and farther...
Jiang Ge: I don't know.
Dr. Schultz: You don't know if you can be sure?
Ellis is farther...
Jiang Ge: I don't know what "definitely" means.
Dr. Schultz: That's what you are sure of.
Jiang Ge: Yes.
Dr. Schultz: What is it?
Jiang Ge: Yes, I'm sure it is Ellis Britt.
boom!
The German beat the Brit brother's second child off the horse.
The corpse crushed a piece of cotton.
Red blood splashed on the white cotton.
Schultz and Jiang Ge attracted the attention of the entire plantation.
Spencer Bennett (with a rifle in his hand) rushed over angrily with his son, the overseer, and a few black slaves.
Schultz threw the rifle to the ground and raised his hands.
Jiang Ge also threw away the pistol and raised his hand.
Schultz said to the menacing crowd-
Dr. Schultz: Calm down, everyone, we will not hurt anyone else!
Spencer: Who are you two clowns?
Dr. Schultz: I’m Dr. Kim Schultz, the legal representative of the criminal justice system in the United States of America. The one on my left is Jiang Ge Freeman (Note 3), he is my deputy. I have a letter of attorney signed by Judge Henry Allen Laudermilk of the Austin Circuit Court of Texas in my pocket calling for the arrest of John Britt, Ellis Britt, and Roger Britt, both life and death. ——
Jiang Ge: —— They changed their name to Shafer.
Dr. Schultz: It's the Schaefer you know. But the real name of this group of butchers is Britt. They are wanted criminals. The law shall punish them for murder. I reiterate that this commission says that life or death is acceptable. The decisive execution of them by Jiang Ge and I was legal. Now I realize that everyone is quite excited. But I must remind you that those who kill law enforcement officers during their official duties will be arrested and hanged.
This indeed made the crowd planning to use the lynching to have an instant peace.
After this dramatic pause...
Dr. Schultz said-
Dr. Schultz: Can I take the commission out of my pocket and show it to you?
Bennett carried the burst rifle on his shoulder and leaned over to look.
Spencer: Here it is.
Dr. Schultz took out the commission from his coat pocket and handed it to the planter. Bennett took a look and agreed.
Dr. Schultz: Satisfied?
Bennett's eyes moved from the commission to Schultz.
Dr. Schultz: Can I get it back?
Bennett returned the paper to Schultz.
Dr. Schultz: Are we all right?
Bennett: Get out of my turf.
Dr. Schultz: No delay. (To Jiang Ge) Move the body to the horse as soon as possible and we will leave here.
(Time omitted and cut)
The bodies of the Britt brothers are all lying on the back of the idle horse brought by the bounty hunter.
The two bounty hunters mounted their horses, ready to set off.
Under the gaze of men, women and children throughout the plantation, the whites and blacks were about to leave on horseback. At this time, "Daddy" Spencer Bennett blocked them as the last threat.
Bennett: No one will touch you and your people when you are with me. But you actually let the nigger kill the white man, and you still want to leave this county alive in front of the other nigger. Remember my words, Schultz, tomorrow morning you and your nigger will be stripped and beaten up and hang on my door.
Dr. Schultz: I know very well, Bennett, you and your men do not blink. But remember me, father, if you dare to touch me and Jiang Ge, you are ready to die.
The two rode away.
The whites and blacks watched them go away.
Location, a lake in Tennessee,
inserted into the camera at night : Dr. Schultz’s saddle bag, the doctor’s hand took out three tubes of explosives from it.
Insert the lens: The doctor's hand binds three tubes of explosives together.
Insert the lens: Three tubes of explosives are wrapped in a tender yellow handkerchief.
Insert the lens: The yellow dynamite bag is half-hidden in the soil, with yellow sticking out of the ground.
(Cut to camera)
Spencer Bennett is lying on the grass.
Spencer Bennett: Those two bastards.
Spencer's perspective:
We saw the camp of Schultz and Jiango Anza by the lake. They are both wrapped in sleeping bags. The bodies of the Britt brothers lined up beside them. A bunch of campfires glowed dimly.
The camera cuts back to Spencer Bennett, lying on the ground, and six men with rifles, watching the camp from the hillside.
They secretly climbed down the hillside along the original road...
About twenty-four thugs were waiting for them on horseback, all of them had a flour bag on their heads, and they had dug holes in their eyes and mouths. Some people have torches in their hands, and all of them have rifles or shotguns.
Spencer mounted his horse. "Daddy" will issue an order right away...
Spencer Bennett: No one should shoot unless they shoot first. It's too cheap for these two clowns. We are going to whip that good friend of the nigger to death. And that piece of charcoal, I will personally skin him to cramp.
After saying these murderous words, he put on a bag of flour. He pulled his pocket back and forth for a long time, and then said in his pocket—
Spencer Bennett: Damn, I can't see anything.
He reached out and tore at the hole in his eye, trying to make the hole bigger, but he made his vision even more blurred.
Bradshaw: Are we ready?
Spencer Bennett: Wait a minute, I'm getting this eye hole. (Continue to tear) Damn... it's worse.
He took the pocket from his head in frustration.
Randy: I can't see the fucking thing either.
Redfish: Who made this shit?
OB: Willard's wife.
Willard: Then you fucking make your own mask!
Spencer (to Willard): No one said he was not grateful for Jenny's work.
Redfish: If I were to cut a bag, I would definitely cut it better than this.
OB: How about you, Robert, can you see it?
Robert: Not very clear. I mean, if I don’t turn my head, I can’t see clearly...somewhat. But as soon as I rode a horse, the bag moved around, and I couldn't see anything.
Randy tore down the bag too.
Randy: Oh, hell, I get more and more invisible.
He put it on again... and
said-- Randy: Yes, let alone see.
He tore off the bag.
Randy: Has anyone brought extra bags?
Terry: No one brought extra bags!
Randy: I just asked.
Doug: Do we have to wear this when riding a horse?
Spencer: Idiot, if you don't wear it when riding a horse, what do you do.
Redfish is fatter (but not the fattest). He tore off his pockets.
Redfish: I can't see it with this fart! Can't breathe! You can't ride a horse at all!
Willard: You all go to death! I'm home. My wife has been busy for a day and got thirty bags for you ungrateful bastards! All I hear is complaining, complaining, complaining. From now on you don’t want me or my wife to do anything!
Willard rode away.
OB took off his pocket and yelled at Willard.
Spencer: OB, I tell you not to make a noise! They are asleep, not dead.
OB: But Willard is gone.
Spencer: Damn it, Willard! Listen, don't forget why we are here. We are here to kill the nigger over there. We have to teach them a lesson.
Randy: I'm confused, whether to wear a pocket or not?
Robert
took off his pocket and said- Robert: We all agree that wearing a pocket is a good idea. But—I’m not talking about anyone—bags can be better. So otherwise we won't wear it this time. Next time we will make the bag and fully armed.
Everyone took off their pockets.
Spencer: Wait, I didn't say not to wear it!
Terry: But everyone can't see it.
Spencer: So what?
Terry: So it's better to be able to see it.
Spencer: Damn it, this is a raid! You can't see, I can't see, so what? The most important thing is that the horse can see! This is a surprise attack.
Spencer slipped his pockets, and everyone reluctantly followed them.
Location, the lake,
the vicious riders with flour sacks on their heads rode toward the hillside, shouting and roaring at the same time. Because no one can see, they often bump into each other. Redfish fell from his horse and squatted. They surrounded the camp, and the sleeping Schultz and Jiang Ge didn't respond. They feel that there is fraud. But because no one can see it, everyone and all horses are at a loss.
We heard the voices of dumb guys riding in a circle wearing their pockets and talking: "Where are they, I can't see." "They tricked us." "Did someone fall?" "Where are they? "Yes, Redfish fell from the horse. He was seriously injured."
They all couldn't figure out the situation... The
camera suddenly advanced to a big tree on the other side of the lake, and then quickly cut to the canopy. In, until it became a close-up of Dr. Schultz, he was looking at the sight of the re-gun.
The angle of view in the sight: The yellow explosive bag exposed on the ground appeared in the circular field of view, and the horses surrounded it.
Double shot: Dr. Schultz and Jiang Ge lie in ambush on the tree.
Dr. Schultz (German): Goodbye.
He shot.
The camp exploded, throwing the horses and riders out.
Dr. Schultz and Jiang Ge raised their guns again.
Dr. Schultz: Let them enjoy!
Jiang Ge: I can't see anything.
Dr. Schultz: Shot in the smoke.
The two killers at the top of the tree began to shoot.
In the smoke
It's a mess. Horses and people were tripped over by horse or human corpses or fragments of corpse. The man whose arms and legs were blown into the air screamed loudly, and the injured and frightened horse neighed. Some people struggled to tear the bag off their heads, while the horses jumped and trampled in panic. Some people were shot by rifles. The rest of the people who were not blown up were still sitting on horsebacks, wearing pockets and not in the smoke. They still couldn't see anything. People and horses collide with each other, causing more horses to fall and more people to fall off their horses. About fifteen people were left on the horse, and they wailed like defeated puppies.
Spencer Bennett
flees in embarrassment with the other thugs... Aspect perspective: We saw Bennett's back appearing right in the middle of the aiming cross while fleeing.
Jiang Ge looked at the sight with his eyes.
Schultz next to him said to him-
Dr. Schultz: He ran away.
Jiang Ge: I saw him.
Spencer's horse was running wildly, and pieces of turf were lifted up by horseshoes.
Spencer is running for his life...
Dr. Schultz: He is about to run out of range.
Jiang Ge: I aimed at him.
Insert the lens: A black finger pulled the trigger of the rifle.
We saw the back of Spencer Bennett who was going away, and the sound of bullets roaring from outside the painting.
Now it was the front of Spencer who was riding on the horse, and the bullet shot by Jiang Ge pierced his chest.
Jiang Ge: I hit him.
Spencer Bennett fell off his horse and died.
Holding a sniper rifle in his hand, Jiang Ge showed a satisfied smile on his face. He looked at Dr. Schultz.
Dr. Schultz: I like this, right?
He was referring to a sniper rifle.
Jiang Ge: I like it.
Dr. Schultz: Well, I think we should take the opportunity to leave this damned Tennessee while they are treating the wound.
They jumped from the tree.
A set of montage shots:
Dr. Schultz bought a new saddle for Jiang Ge in a big city. Jiang Ge carved the initials of his name on it. The two also went to many shops to buy clothes for Jiang Ge. The whole set of equipment was selected by Jiang Ge himself, and Schultz gave his opinion. Jiang Ge looks quite handsome in a new look. Brown cowboy boots, green corduroy jacket, smoky gray shirt, brown leather pants and light brown cowboy hat. He is a bit like Elvis in Flaming Star and Joe Cartwright in Bonanza. However, he still wears Ace Speck's coat as his winter coat.
Outdoor scene, rural grass, beautiful and sunny
Jiang Ge , sitting on a new saddle and wearing new clothes, rode beside Dr. Schultz. Dr. Schultz carried a picnic basket.
Dr. Schultz: I mean it, boy, Greenville is too dangerous for you. You are a slave who has regained freedom. You should be in New York. You should not be in Greenville. You should even be more than forty miles away from Greenville. You shouldn't stay anywhere in Mississippi.
Jiang Ge: She is my wife, and my responsibility is to protect her. If I can only find her whereabouts by going to Greenville, then I must go. Where did you say you should go first?
Dr. Schultz: There should be some archives, where you can find out when she was sold, you know where she came from, the Karuken Plantation, you know her name... what is her name?
Jiang Ge: Bloom Hilda.
Schultz was a little surprised to hear the name.
Dr. Schultz: Bloom Hilda?
Jiang Ge nodded.
Dr. Schultz: Her former owner was a German?
Now it's Jiang Ge's turn to be surprised, "How do you know?"
Jiang Ge: Yes, how do you know? She was not born on the Karuken Plantation. She was raised by a German lady von Schafter. She can speak a little German.
Dr. Schultz: Your wife?
Jiang Ge: Yes, when she was a child, her mistress taught her some German so that she could find someone to speak German.
Dr. Schultz: Simply put, your slave wife speaks German, and her name is Bromhilda von Schaft?
Jiang Ge: Yes, it's cute, isn't it?
Dr. Schultz: Anyway, (stops the horse) This place looks good for a picnic. What do you say, here?
(Time omitted and cut)
Location, a picnic on the grassland in the countryside, Feng and Rili
two men sitting on a picnic blanket full of food. Jiang Ge is eating a cucumber sandwich and drinking tea.
Jiang Ge: How did you know that the first owner of Bloom Hilda was a German?
Dr. Schultz: Bloom Hilda is a German name. If the name is given by the owner, then they are likely to be Germans.
Jiang Ge: Many people in your country are called Bloom Hilda?
Dr. Schultz: Not so many. Bloom Hilda is the character in one of the most popular stories in Germany.
Jiang Ge: Really? Have a story about Bloom Hilda?
Dr. Schultz: Yes, there is such one.
Jiang Ge: Do you know this story?
Dr. Schultz: All Germans know this story. Do you want to listen to me?
Jiang Ge nodded.
Dr. Schultz: Bloom Hilda is a princess. She is the daughter of Wotan, the god of the gods. In short, her father lost his temper at her.
Jiang Ge: What did she do?
Dr. Schultz: I can't remember. It should be that she defies his meaning on something. So at the beginning he wanted her to be dissipated—
Jiang Ge: Soul dissipated... what does it mean?
Dr. Schultz: It's like an explosion.
He made an explosive gesture.
Jiang Ge: Phew, it's crazy.
Dr. Schultz: Yes, but like most fathers, he calmed down after a while. He was still very angry and still wanted to punish her. It just won't... blow her up again. So he banished her to the top of a high mountain.
Jiang Ge: Bloom Hilda is on the mountain?
Dr. Schultz: This is a German legend. There is always a mountain in their story. So he shut her up on the top of the mountain, then let a fire-breathing dragon guard the mountain, and burned a circle of hell around her. Bloom Hilda will be trapped in it forever, unless a hero of extraordinary courage comes to rescue her.
Jiang Ge: Is anyone coming?
As Dr. Schultz was speaking, he began to realize something he hadn't noticed when the conversation began.
Dr. Schultz: Yes, Jiang Ge, someone is here. His name is Siegfried.
Jiang Ge: Did Siegfried save her?
Dr. Schultz: Yes, he saved her, and he was very brave. It is true that he can win. His very, very remarkable sword is indispensable, but Siegfried can overcome all obstacles, not only because of this sword, but because he can go through the fire of hell. Bloom Hilda is worthy of him.
After speaking these words, the two men gnawed their sandwiches for a while.
Jiang Ge: I understand how he feels.
Dr. Schultz: I think I also realize this.
He used an exquisite teapot to add some tea to himself and Jiang Ge, thinking about what to do next.
Dr. Schultz: Listen, Jiang Ge, I don't doubt that you will rescue your love one day. But for your sake, I'm afraid I can't let you go to Greenville. Let me ask you a question, what do you think of the bounty hunter business?
Jiang Ge: Killing white people and taking money, can I still like it?
Dr. Schultz: I have to admit, we are good partners.
Jiang Ge: I thought I killed Big John and Roger and made you very angry.
Dr. Schultz: Yes, you are too enthusiastic about this matter. But this is of course a good thing. Would you like to partner with me this winter?
Jiang Ge: What do you mean by partnering with you?
Dr. Schultz: You are my deputy, this time you are serious. There are many fugitive gangs waiting for us to make big money. Some of these people are worth 1,500 to 3,000 yuan. For a single-handed man, three or more opponents are very dangerous, but with assistants it is different, you can create crossfire. It's as simple as a net fish. Many such gangs spend the winter in the mountains.
Jiang Ge: Are you talking about another agreement with me?
Dr. Schultz: Yes. You and I are partnering in this winter until the snow melts. I will give you one-third of the bounty. When we are together, I will teach you some skills, you must use them.
Jiang Ge: Can you teach me how to make Tony bow like Fritz?
Dr. Schultz: You don't need this. We make money in the winter, and when the snow melts, I will personally take you to Greenville to find out where they sold your wife. I am good at finding people. Agree?
No white man has ever done anything for Jiang Ge, especially for him alone. So he was a little skeptical, which was reasonable.
Jiang Ge: Why do you care about my business? Why do you care if I can find my wife?
Dr. Schultz: Honestly, I have never given anyone freedom before. Now that I have given you freedom, I vaguely feel responsible for you. You can't act alone, it's that simple. You are too tender and easily hurt. Besides, when a German meets a real Siegfried, he cannot sit idly by. As a German, I think it is necessary to help you rescue your beloved Bloom Hilda.
Jiang Ge accepted this answer.
Next is a set of montage shots, showing the scene of Jiang Ge and Schultz working together as a bounty hunter during these five months. Schul
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