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Dances with Wolves
Marilie 2022-01-26 08:04:51
One of the most touching scenes is at the end, when Dances with Wolves turned and left, the words Wind In His Hair rode on a white horse and stood on the cliff shouted, "I'm your friend, do you understand? You will always be me. Do you understand my friend?" Lt. Dunbar didn't answer, turned around and left silently, only the voice of Wind In His Hair echoed continuously in the valley, "Dancing with wolves, dancing with wolves...". I suddenly felt that the language of the Sioux was so beautiful, as if a certain string in my heart was plucked until this time, but the whole film has ended, and the subtitles have been played on the screen, "Thirteen years later, their homes destroyed, their buffalos gone, the last band of free Sioux submitted to white authority at Fort Robinson, Nebraska. The great horse culture of the plains was gone and the American frontier was soon to pass into history.”
Extended Reading
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Sergeant Pepper: [at the inactive battlefield] Some of the boys are saying that if we ain't gonna fight we could just settle the whole business with a little high stakes poker. Wouldn't that be a sight... a bunch of fellas sitting in the middle of this field drawing cards...
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John Dunbar: Many times I'd felt alone, but until this afternoon I'd never felt completely lonely.