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This is a story of Pocahontas. |
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Let's begin now. |
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The journey began like any other. |
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Captain John Smith stood on the deck of a sailing ship bound for the New World. |
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Once at sea, the ship was almost lost in a storm, and Smith had to rescue one of the men. |
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But he did not even think of turning back. |
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Danger and adventure came along with the territory. |
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It was the part of every voyage he enjoyed. |
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Now he was headed for a dazzling land that his crew, the Virginia Company settlers, and Governor John Ratcliffe wanted to conquer for king, country and gold. |
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But that dazzling land was already home to many people. |
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Among them was Pocahontas, the daughter of a native chief. |
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With Miko, a raccoon, and Flit, a hummingbird, Pocahontas loved running through the forest and diving off the cliffs into the pools below. |
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She also loved canoeing with her best friend Nekoma. |
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She told her everything, including a dream she kept having. |
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I know it means something, I just don't know what. |
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You should ask your father about it. |
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Pocahontas hurried back to her village. |
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She found her father in his longhouse, and told him about the dream. |
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I think it's telling me something's about to happen, something exciting. |
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Chief Powhatan smiled. |
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Yes, something exciting is about to happen. |
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Kokowam has asked to seek your hand in marriage. |
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Marry Kokowam? |
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Pocahontas could not imagine marrying the brave but serious warrior. |
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Father, I think my dream is pointing me down another path. |
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Pocahontas, you are the daughter of the chief. |
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It is time to take your place among our people. |
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Pocahontas left her father and went to her favorite glade to get advice from a wise enchanted tree. |
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She called this tree Grandmother Willow. |
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My father wants me to marry Kokowam, but lately I've been having this dream. |
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Then she told Grandmother Willow about the arrow that she kept seeing. |
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As I look at it, it starts to spin. |
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It spins faster and faster and faster until suddenly it stops. |
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Now the old tree spoke. |
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Well, it seems to me this spinning arrow is pointing you down your path. |
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All around you are spirits, child; they live in the earth, the water, the sky. If you listen, they will guide you. |
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As Pocahontas strained to hear the wind, that same breeze filled the sails of John Smith's ship, and carried it to shore. |
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Inside the governor's cabin, Radcliffe gave Smith an ugly look. |
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About the natives, I'm counting on you to make sure those filthy heathens don't disrupt our mission. |
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He didn't add that finding gold in the New World was his last chance for glory in the king's court. |
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Smith cocked his head and grinned. |
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Well, if they're anything like the savages I fought before, it's nothing I can't handle. |
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Already, those so-called savages had seen the ship and rushed to meet with their chief. |
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Powhatan raised his hand to silence them. |
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We must know more about these visitors. |
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Kikata, what do you see? |
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The Mitsun man poured some powder on the fire. |
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They plow the earth like ravenous wolves, consuming everything in their path. |
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Kokowam wanted to lead an attack. |
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We will destroy these invaders, the way we destroyed the Massawomeck. |
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Kokowam. |
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In that battle, we knew how to fight our enemy. |
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But these pale visitors are strange to us. |
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Take some men to the river to observe them. |
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Let us hope they do not intend to stay. |
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But the settlers did intend to stay. |
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As they set up camp, Governor Radcliffe barked out orders. |
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You men build the fort, and you start clearing this blasted shrubbery. |
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The rest of you break out the shovels. |
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It's time to start digging. |
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While most of the settlers began digging for gold, Smith scouted the area for the people the English called Indians. |
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From a tree on a hilltop, he surveyed the view. |
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The land was beautiful. |
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A moment like this, he thought, is exactly why he had traveled so far. |
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Then Smith spotted the shadow of someone following him. |
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He hid behind a waterfall. |
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The shadow passed, and he leaped out with his rifle raised. |
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It was Pocahontas. |
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They both froze. |
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Smith lowered his gun, and she ran for her canoe. |
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Catching up with her, Smith gently held out his hand. |
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I'm not gonna hurt you. |
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Pocahontas gazed into the strange blue eyes of the man, trying to understand what he was saying. |
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As the breeze picked up and leaves swirled around them, Pocahontas followed Grandmother Willow's advice. |
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She listened with all her heart, and it seemed that the wind was telling her to go ahead and take the man's hand. |
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So she did. |
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All at once, it was as if she understood his words. |
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She pointed to herself. |
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Pocahontas. |
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The man smiled back. |
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John Smith. |
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As they walked together, teaching each other about their different customs, the scavenging Miko stole a compass from Smith's pouch. |
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Smith told Pocahontas that it came from London, a very big village filled with carriages and bridges and big tall buildings. |
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I'd like to see those things. |
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You will. |
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We're going to build them here. |
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We'll show your people how to use this land properly, how to make the most of it. |
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Pocahontas glared at the Englishman. |
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Make the most of it? |
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Yes, we'll build roads and decent houses. Our houses are fine. |
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You think that only because you don't know any better. |
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There's so much we can teach you. |
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Meanwhile, the settlers were growing tired and unhappy. |
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They couldn't find any gold, and worse yet, they were running out of food. |
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Then Radcliffe caught the Indians spying on the settlers. |
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Savages, it's an ambush! Arm yourselves! |
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As shots rang out, the surprised Indians fought back with their bows and arrows. |
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During the battle, Radcliffe shot a warrior in the leg. |
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Nekoma rushed out to rescue his wounded comrade and carried him back to the village. |
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In the forest, Pocahontas suddenly heard the beat of war drums coming from her village. |
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She said goodbye to Smith and hurried home. |
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There she learned that one of her people had been shot, and warriors were coming from other villages to help fight the invaders. |
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Even though this saddened her, Pocahontas could not stop thinking about Smith. |
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The following day, as the others built a wall around the village, Pocahontas and Nekoma gathered corn in the fields. |
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When Smith suddenly appeared, Pocahontas thrust her hand over Nekoma's mouth. |
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Please don't say anything. |
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Then Pocahontas heard Kokowam calling her. |
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Pocahontas! |
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She grabbed Smith's hand. |
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Quick, this way. |
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Leaving Nekoma behind, Pocahontas took Smith to the glade. |
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Smith learned from her that Radcliffe was wrong. |
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The Indians were not hiding any gold. |
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Pocahontas introduced him to Grandmother Willow. |
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Suddenly, they heard a pair of settlers calling "Smith! Smith!" |
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He glanced at Pocahontas. |
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We can't let them see us. |
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Quick, over here. |
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Grandmother Willow motioned with her branches, and Smith and Pocahontas hid behind the tree. |
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After the men left, Smith gazed at Pocahontas. |
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I'd better get back before they send the whole camp out after me. |
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Then they promised they would meet later that night in the glade. |
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As Smith ran off, Pocahontas peered up at Grandmother Willow. |
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I shouldn't be seeing him again, but still something inside is telling me it's the right thing. |
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Perhaps it's your dream. |
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Do you think this could be my path? |
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Grandmother Willow just smiled. |
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When Pocahontas left the glade and returned to the village, she saw that the warriors had arrived. |
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Quickly, she pulled her father aside, and begged him not to fight the Englishmen. |
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Sometimes our paths are chosen for us. |
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But maybe we should try talking to them. |
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They do not want to talk. |
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But if one of them did want to talk, you would listen to him, wouldn't you? |
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Wouldn't you? |
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Of course I would, but it is not that simple. |
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He turned and strode into his longhouse, where a council of warriors was waiting. |
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While Pocahontas was trying to reason with her father, Smith was back at the settlement trying to convince Radcliffe not to fight the Indians. |
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They're not savages, they can help us. |
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They know the land. |
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They know how to navigate the rivers. |
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And look, it's food. |
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He held up an ear of corn that Pocahontas had given him. |
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But when he told Radcliffe that there was no gold in the area, Radcliffe exploded. |
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Lie! Lie! This is my land. |
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I make the laws here, and I say anyone who so much as looks at an Indian without killing him on sight will be tried for treason and hanged. |
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So the day wore on, and both sides prepared for war. |
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But that night, Pocahontas and Smith stole away and met in the glade. |
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Maybe it's not too late to stop this. |
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You have to come with me and talk to my father. |
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As Smith protested, saying that both sides actually wanted to fight, Grandmother Willow interrupted. |
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Look! |
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She dipped one of her branches into the river. |
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Pocahontas pointed. |
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The ripples. |
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Grandmother Willow smiled. |
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So small at first, then look how they grow. |
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But someone has to start them. |
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Smith looked at Pocahontas. |
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Let's go talk to your father. |
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With joy, she threw her arms around him. |
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As Smith and Pocahontas kissed, Thomas, who had been ordered by Radcliffe to trail Smith, stepped from behind a bush. |
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A second later, Kokowam burst into the glade and tore Smith away from Pocahontas. |
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The warrior pulled out a knife, but before he could wound Smith, Thomas took aim and shot Kokowam in the chest. |
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Pocahontas lunged for the settler. |
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He killed him! |
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Smith stopped her. |
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He was only trying to protect me. |
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Then they both heard the shrill cries of the other warriors. |
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Smith whirled upon the settler. |
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Thomas, get out of here! |
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As Thomas dashed into the forest, the Indians swarmed into the glade and captured Smith. |
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In shock, Pocahontas watched them leave with Kokowam's body and the man who they thought had shot him. |
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Pocahontas knelt by the riverbank and wept. |
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When Pocahontas returned to the village, she was horrified to learn that Chief Powhatan had ordered Smith to be executed at sunrise. |
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Later that night, Nekoma helped her friend slip past the guards and enter Smith's hut. |
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Pocahontas ran to the Englishman. |
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It would have been better if we'd never met. |
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None of this would have happened. |
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Pocahontas, look at me. |
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I'd rather die tomorrow than live a hundred years without knowing you. |
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Meanwhile, Governor Radcliffe was stirring up the settlers. |
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I told you those savages couldn't be trusted. |
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Smith tried to befriend them, and look what they've done to him. |
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But now I say it's time to rescue our courageous comrade. |
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At daybreak, we attack! |
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Yes! |
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Powhatan as well was preparing his men for war. |
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He reminded them that they had no choice but to fight the invaders, who were nothing more than greedy, murderous savages. |
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Before she could be discovered in the prison visiting Smith, Pocahontas kissed him goodbye, then retreated to the glade. |
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Trying to comfort her, Miko gave Pocahontas Smith's compass. |
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As she looked at it, the needle started to spin. |
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It's the spinning arrow. |
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Grandmother Willow beamed. |
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You know your path, child; now follow it. |
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As the sun rose, Pocahontas followed the arrow to a plateau. |
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She saw her father raise a club above Smith's head, and threw herself across the prisoner. |
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If you kill him, you'll have to kill me too. |
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I love him, father. |
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Look around you. |
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This is where the path of hatred has brought us. |
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Powhatan followed her gaze. |
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He saw the settlers at the edge of the woods ready to shoot, and his own men with their bows pulled taut ready to fire back. |
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He knew he had to make a decision. |
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My daughter speaks with a wisdom beyond her years. |
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Release him. |
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The warriors lowered their weapons. |
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And then, against Radcliffe's orders, so did the settlers, moved by Powhatan's act of goodwill. |
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Enraged, Radcliffe tried to shoot Powhatan. |
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But Smith knocked the chief out of the way, taking the bullet himself. |
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Instantly, the settlers captured the greedy, dishonest governor, and put him in chains. |
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The next morning, Smith lay on a stretcher, forced to return to England for treatment of his wound. |
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Just before the ship was to leave, Pocahontas, her father and her friends arrived. |
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Smith asked her to come back with him, but Pocahontas knew that she had to stay behind and help keep the peace. |
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She gently kissed the English captain. |
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No matter what happens, I'll always be with you. |
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Forever. |
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And then they parted, each hoping that someday their paths would cross again. |